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Lucas Biglia is back in the Milan party for the crunch trip to Atalanta tomorrow evening, while the hosts have a practically complete squad.

It kicks off on Saturday at 19.30 GMT, click here for a match preview.

Argentina international Biglia has not played since his knee injury in October, but has slowly been reintroduced to training sessions.

Andrea Conti is eager to start against his former club, although Davide Calabria is tipped to get the nod at right-back.

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Atalanta boss Gian Piero Gasperini stresses Saturday’s Serie A showdown with Milan is ‘not decisive’, but ‘it’s important we give it our best shot.’

The match kicks off at 19:30 tomorrow – click here for a preview.

“We didn’t have a great game against them earlier in the season,” the Coach said at a Press conference.

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Gennaro Gattuso has urged Milan to dig out their ‘helmets’ when they face top-four rivals Atalanta in Serie A on Saturday. 

This clash for a Champions League place kicks off at 19:30 GMT tomorrow – click here for a preview.

“We’ll need helmets tomorrow,” the Coach said at a Press conference.

“Atalanta play very physical football, but they’re also very technical. We’ll need a great performance.

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Franck Kessie accepts he ‘misses too often, especially from counterattacks’ and claims Gian Piero Gasperini was ‘tougher’ than Milan boss Gennaro Gattuso.

Kessie will be facing former club Atalanta on Saturday, and the midfielder explained the differences between his Coaches past and present.

“At Atalanta I scored more because the style of play was different. Today I get chances but miss too many, especially on the counterattack,” he told DAZN.

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Atalanta hitman Duvan Zapata has revealed his idols in football – Thierry Henry and Didier Drogba.

Zapata has been firing on all cylinders this season, scoring 21 goals in 31 appearances for Atalanta, and the Colombian striker affirmed he was ‘very happy’ at the club.

“My family and I are very happy in Bergamo, “ he told the Dea’s official YouTube channel.

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The referees for Serie A Week 24 are announced as Fabrizio Pasqua will take charge of the top-four tussle between Atalanta and Milan.

Pasqua has already overseen wins for both sides this season, namely Milan’s 2-1 victory over Genoa in December and Atalanta’s 6-2 demolition of Sassuolo three weeks later.

Elsewhere, Luca Banti is given Lazio’s trip to Genoa, Daniele Doveri will be in position at San Siro for Inter-Sampdoria and Antonio Giua will man Juventus’ visit of Frosinone.

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Franck Kessie has affirmed his commitment to Milan, amidst speculation of a move to Chelsea. “I have five years left on my contract…”

Corriere dello Sport reported last week that Milan were considering selling Kessie to fund a permanent transfer for Chelsea loanee Tiemoue Bakayoko, but the Ivorian midfielder made it clear he was not looking to leave.

“I have five years left on my contract and I’m here,” he told Sport Mediaset.

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