During the 1951–52 season Associazione Calcio Milan competed in Serie A.

Summary The transfer market was once again aimed at strengthening the squad. Reinforcements Pietro Grosso and Amleto Frignani arrived, with the team still led by coach Lajos Czeizler and technical director Antonio Busini. Thanks to a high-level attack, Milan's game was set up with a strong imbalance towards the offensive game. In fact, many were the games ended up with multiple goals by the Rossoneri: examples of these were the 4-0 and 5-0 against Lucchese, the 5-1 against Pro Patria, the 4-0 and 6-0 against Torino, the 4-0 against Bologna, the 4-1 against Legnano, 6-2 against Novara and 4-0 against Palermo.

In the 1951-1952 Serie A season, Milan (that in this season displayed the scudetto emblem on their shirts for the first time in their history) finished second behind Juventus after fighting with them for the title throughout the first half of the season. In the second half of it, Milan gave up in the chase also following the defeat in the head-to-head match and ended the tournament in second place, 7 points behind Juventus.

Gunnar Nordahl scored 26 goals and was the top-scorer of the club, and the second overall in the Serie A season.

Squad

(Captain)

(Vice-captain)

Transfers In Pos. Name from Type MF Amleto Frignani Reggiana - DF Pietro Grosso Triestina - MF Emilio Lavezzari Seregno - MF Enzo Menegotti Modena - MF Luciano Scroccaro Dolo - FW Giuseppe Secchi Seregno - Out Pos. Name To Type DF Carlo Belloni Triestina - MF Luciano Carnier Triestina - MF Antonio Colomban Messina - MF Benigno De Grandi Palermo - MF Mario Foglia Palermo - MF Giovanni Mangini Marzoli Palazzolo - GK Giovanni Rossetti Arsenaltaranto - FW Aurelio Santagostino Atalanta - FW Giuseppe Secchi Siracusa - FW Albano Vicariotto Torino -

Competitions Serie A

League table

Results by round

Matches

Statistics Squad statistics Competition Points Home Away Total GD 1951–52 Serie A 53 19 14 5 0 55 17 19 6 8 5 32 24 38 20 13 5 87 41 +46

Players statistics

See also AC Milan

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