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Samuel Chukwueze found the net as AC Milan delivered a dominant 9–0 victory over Australia’s Perth Glory at HBF Park on Thursday, rounding off their Asia–Pacific tour with authority. His goal in the 31st minute capped off an explosive first half that Milan thoroughly controlled.
Filippo Terracciano opened the scoring inside three minutes, and Noah Okafor added two goals before the half‑hour mark. Christian Comotto converted a penalty, followed by Chukwueze’s powerful strike. The second half saw Massimiliano Allegri make wholesale changes, with replacements Rafael Leão (twice), Samuele Ricci and Yunus Musah all getting on the scoresheet.
Chukwueze, who has battled for playing time at San Siro and has been linked with moves away this summer, responded with a vibrant display that reminded critics of his class and finishing ability.
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We see this emphatic victory and Chukwueze’s goal not merely as pre‑season theatrics, but as a crucial assertion of depth and intent. For a team preparing for the rigours of the upcoming Serie A season, scoring nine goals and keeping a clean sheet is a welcome sign that rotation is working and belief is returning.
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Chukwueze’s goal matters. His journey from Villarreal to Milan garnered plenty of headlines—but his game time has been inconsistent. This moment on Australian turf is more than a highlight reel—it’s a statement: he remains capable and eager. Sometimes, professional redemption must begin with demonstrating joy for the game before it translates into minutes.
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Beyond the individual, the collective performance is striking. Terracciano’s opening run, Okafor’s clinical finishing and Comotto’s composed penalty show that Milan’s squad is both flexible and poised. The second half goals from Leão, Ricci and Musah confirm that hunger runs deep even in those wearing fresh shirts.
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This was not about hiding weaknesses. Allegri’s side delivered structure, creativity and ruthlessness in equal measure. It sends a message to rivals and fans: AC Milan intend to challenge not just with their XI, but across every 90 minutes they field.
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Going forward, the challenge is translating this momentum into competitive fixtures. But today’s display makes one thing clear: Milan’s attack is shapable, their morale is high and Chukwueze, when given the opportunity, remains decisive.
Did You Know?
Samuel Chukwueze’s goal came two minutes after Christian Comotto’s penalty capping Milan’s dominant first half.
>Milan’s match at HBF Park drew a crowd of 19,226 spectators, reflecting strong local interest in European football teams.
Noah Okafor’s brace came after creative assists from Alex Jiménez, who orchestrated both goals with and vision.
Samuele Ricci scored a standout second‑half goal—seen as a [candidate](http://www.drawmaster.ru/user/HumbertoLalonde/) for goal of the summer—with a [first-time strike](https://buyfags.moe/User:JonathanFlinchum) into the top corner.
It was Milan’s first friendly tour since resuming a multi‑continental pre‑season schedule, including fixtures against Liverpool, Arsenal, Leeds United and Chelsea.