AC Milan not distracted by takeover talk ahead of derby battle in Coppa Italia
AC Milan manager Stefano Pioli insisted his team will not be distracted by club takeover talk ahead of Tuesday's Coppa Italia semi-final second leg against Inter Milan.
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AC Milan not distracted by takeover talks, says Pioli
AC Milan will not be distracted by a potential takeover of the club and the players are focused squarely on Tuesday's Coppa Italia semi-final second leg against Inter Milan, manager Stefano Pioli said.
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