Muntari incident altered our team's history, former MILAN CEO

Adriano Galliani, former AC Milan CEO, has argued that a goal from Ghanaian Sulley Muntari which was incorrectly not awarded altered the course of the club’s history.
Muntari’s header in a Serie A clash at home to Juventus back
in early 2012 clearly crossed the line successfully before it was scooped away
by Gianluigi Buffon, yet the goal was not awarded.
Had VAR or goal-line technology been available back then,
Milan would have gone 2-0 up and likely proceeded to win the game and even a
second successive Scudetto.
Instead, Juventus tried to fight back to draw 1-1 and
ultimately claimed the title that season, sparking a run of dominance which has
yet to be ended (the Bianconeri have claimed nine straight championships!).
Galliani argues that Milan’s downward spiral (from which
they have only now been able to recover, putting together a strong showing
through 2020 which currently sees them top of Serie A) began with that incident
featuring Muntari.
“The real regret is the very regular goal not given to
Muntari. We would have won the second consecutive Scudetto, our history would
have changed,” he is reported to have said.
“If we had won the Scudetto we would not have sold [Zlatan]
Ibrahimovic and Thiago Silva, two who still make the difference today. We could
have started again with the fourth great Milan and I would have closed the
purchase of [Carlos] Tevez.
“If it had gone as I say maybe we wouldn’t have sold and maybe
today we would still be there. Instead the Argentine went to Juve, who with him
won three league titles in a row.”
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