Gianluigi Donnarumma is ‘so grateful’ to Zvonimir Boban, reveals he cried when Sinisa Mihajlovic left Milan and assures they are adapting to Marco Giampaolo.

Milan have won two of their first three games under Giampaolo, although without playing particularly well, and face Inter in the Derby della Madonnina on Saturday.

“It was an adrenaline rush with the last kick of the game,” Donnarumma told DAZN, describing his show of passion after his side’s 1-0 win against Verona last weekend.

Bologna stopped the team bus outside Sinisa Mihajlovic’s hospital room and he waved from the window while undergoing chemotherapy.

The Coach had been given special permission to be on the touchline for their first two Serie A games of the season against Verona and SPAL.

However, he just started the second course of chemotherapy for his leukaemia treatment and was therefore only able to communicate with the squad and staff via telephone.

Bologna completed their comeback from 3-1 down to beat Brescia 4-3 and Rodrigo Palacio revealed Sinisa Mihajlovic made a crucial half-time talk.

The Rossoblu turned this game around at the Stadio Rigamonti after Daniele Dessena was sent off for simulation.

“Undoubtedly being against 10 men helped us and the red card was decisive in the flow of the match,” Palacio told Sky Sport Italia.

Bologna assistant managers Miroslav Tanjga and Emilio De Leo reveal the message Sinisa Mihajlovic gave the team ahead of their Brescia trip.

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Mihajlovic was diagnosed with leukaemia in July and was given special permission by his doctors to be on the touchline for the opening two Serie A games against Verona and SPAL.

Eugenio Corini warns Mario Balotelli he “needs to raise his game if he wants to face Juventus,” but he’s still suspended as Brescia host Bologna.

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“I have already told the lads our starting XI and tomorrow you’ll find out too,” the Coach said in his Press conference.

Sinisa Mihajlovic’s daughters reveal the Bologna Coach is more than just “a warrior. He’s the one who gives us strength” during his leukaemia fight.

The 50-year-old was diagnosed with the condition in July and just started his second course of chemotherapy this week, which is why he won’t be on the bench for Sunday’s Serie A match against Brescia.

He had been given special permission to leave the hospital for one night to be there for the opening game with Verona, though his presence was a surprise for the team too.

Napoli defender Kalidou Koulibaly claims black players in Serie A risk becoming ‘prisoners of minorities’ unless Italy starts kicking out racist fans.

Koulibaly has been subjected to racial abuse from Lazio and Inter supporters in recent seasons, and the Senegalese believes the time has come for authorities to finally get serious about fighting the problem.

“Why we can’t wait...” he told Corriere dello Sport, beginning with a famous Martin Luther King Jr. quote.

Gary Medel has revealed that Sinisa Mihajlovic played a key role in his move to Bologna.

Medel moved to Bologna towards the end of the summer transfer window, with the Chilean inspired by Mihajlovic, who remains in charge at the Dall’Ara despite his ongoing battle with leukaemia.

“I wanted to go back to Italy, but a phone call with Sinisa Mihajlovic was what clinched my decision to join Bologna,” said the former Inter midfielder at a Press conference.

The hospital where Sinisa Mihajlovic is undergoing a second round of chemotherapy says the Bologna boss is in ‘very good’ condition.

Mihajlovic completed the first stage of his leukaemia treatment on August 28 and appeared in the dugout for both of Bologna’s opening Serie A games against Verona and SPAL.

It was then confirmed on Monday that the Coach had been readmitted to Sant’Orsola-Malpighi Polyclinic for phase two.

Sinisa Mihajlovic is going back into hospital today to start a second round of chemotherapy, so won’t be on the Bologna bench against Brescia.

The 50-year-old Serbian was diagnosed with leukaemia over the summer and spent all of pre-season training in the specialist clinic in Bologna.

He was given special permission to venture out early and sit on the bench for their opening Serie A game of the season against Hellas Verona.

Miha was then on leave for the second mate, a late 1-0 victory over Spezia.