The 3-0 defeat to Bournemouth in the Europa League has had consequences for Milan, while Mike Maignan experienced the red card that left his side with one man fewer for most of the match with great disappointment.
Milan suffered a heavy defeat to Bournemouth, complicating their路 journey in the European competition. The team led by Ruben Amorim lost control of the match as early as the first half, when they conceded two goals from the penalty spot.
The situation worsened further after goalkeeper Mike Maignan was sent off, leaving his team with ten players for the rest of the encounter.
According to reports from the Italian newspaper La Gazzetta dello Sport, the French goalkeeper was among the first to leave the stadium after the final whistle.
Maignan spent only a few minutes in the dressing room before boarding the team bus, where he waited for his teammates to return.
This action appears to reflect the goalkeeper’s great frustration over the incident that directly affected the course of the match.
His challenge on Adams was considered a serious error, despite debate over the force of the contact. Maignan himself protested the referee’s decision, disagreeing with the penalty.
Nevertheless, the red card and the awarded penalty placed Milan in a very difficult situation.