Absolutely! The experience can be tailored based on your preferences. Whether you’re interested in spending more time at the stadium, learning about the club’s history, or exploring local football culture, your host will ensure the day matches your interests. Want to relax at a football-themed café or do some shopping for jerseys? Let your host know, and they’ll adjust the schedule to suit you.

Kilpin, in particular, became the driving force behind Milan’s early steps, serving as the club’s first coach, first captain, and first great player. It was also Kilpin who introduced the iconic red-and-black jersey, inspired by uniforms imported from England: “We will be a team of devils. Our colors will be red like fire and black like the fear we will strike in our opponents!”

The first headquarters of the Rossoneri (Red and Blacks) was located in the historic center of Milan, at the Fiaschetteria Toscana on Via Berchet. The team chose the Campo Trotter as its playing field, a venue well-equipped for various sports. While the cricket section didn’t achieve much success, the football team, on the other hand, garnered significant attention, especially among the young Milanese bourgeoisie.

Besides the team’s founders—many of whom came from the more advanced English football tradition and from experience with SEF Ginnastica Mediolanum—Milan organized football lessons for those interested in this sport, still new to Italy, laying the groundwork for modern football schools.