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AC Milan Deny Legendary Captain Baresi Has Died

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Milan have been forced to release a statement denying rumours that club legend and honorary vice president Franco Baresi had died. There had been some messages circulating on social media that Baresi had passed away at the age of 66. He had revealed in August 2025 that he underwent surgery to remove a pulmonary nodule [...]

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