Bennacer's Emotional Farewell to Milan: "Nothing Will Erase the Memories"
After seven years and a Scudetto title, AC Milan and Bennacer are parting ways. The Rossoneri have terminated the contract with the Algerian midfielder, who was on loan at Dinamo Zagreb last year and will now play for Al-Gharafa in the Qatari league. This separation was anticipated and marks a
After seven years and a Scudetto title, AC Milan and Bennacer are parting ways. The Rossoneri have terminated the contract with the Algerian midfielder, who was on loan at Dinamo Zagreb last year and will now play for Al-Gharafa in the Qatari league. This separation was anticipated and marks a significant move under coach Amorim's tenure.
Bennacer Heartfelt: 'Nothing Will Erase the Memories'
Without any bitterness or desire for retribution, Bennacer bids farewell with a heartfelt social media post, expressing immense respect and gratitude for his time in the Rossoneri jersey: 'Last year, I said goodbye without imagining that those words would end up signifying a farewell. Nothing can erase the memories built here over more than five years. I wore this jersey with pride, passion, and determination, alongside extraordinary teammates and supported by your unconditional affection. Winning the Scudetto with this jersey will forever remain one of the most beautiful moments of my career. Even playing at San Siro, in front of you, was one of the greatest honors.
I wish to thank everyone who accompanied me on this journey: my teammates, the various staff members, the club employees, and everyone who contributed to making this adventure so special. Special thoughts go to you, Rossoneri fans, whose love and support will forever be etched in my heart. You are the ones who make Milan a unique club. I hope our paths may cross again, in one way or another, because deep down, I feel that our story is not entirely over yet. Thank you for everything, Forza Milan forever.'
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