AC Milan is an Italian soccer club. The team has always played in the top-flight, known as Serie A, with the exception of 2 seasons from 1980 - 1983. They have been very successful winning 18 league titles, 2nd only to rivals Juventus. The 2013 - 2014 football season has started badly for the team that wears the AC Milan soccer jersey, resulting in their manager Massimiliano Allegri losing his job.

In these troubling times the team need the support of their fans, in Italy and around the world. You can show your support and shop for the brand new AC Milan soccer jersey today, available now at Soccer Box! Adidas has manufactured the AC Milan kit since 1998. Last year the club extended their current deal until 2023. Win or lose you can shop for a top quality official Adidas AC Milan football kit at Soccer Box!

The brand new AC Milan home soccer jersey has now been launched. The team's famous red and black stripes have been modernized for the 2013 - 2014 season. Within each red stripe there is a black pinstripe, this creates a fantastic contrast that looks amazing. The V shaped neckline features a small Italian crest. The 3 Adidas stripes are stitched in gold colored fabric ensuring they stand out. This shirt is a must have for any fan!

The AC Milan home soccer shirts is worn for all home matches at the San Siro stadium. It was at the San Siro last weekend where Allegri's fate was sealed. Allegri took over as manager of this top Italian team in 2010. During his 1st season in charge he led the team to league victory, they were crowned Serie A champions. He was nearly sacked in 2012 after scoring only 8 points from the first 7 games of the season.

After much speculation it was confirmed on 13th January that Allegri would leave his role immediately, despite being contracted until the end of the season. AC Milan is currently 11th in the Serie A table, having won only 5 of their 19 matches this season. When the players wearing the AC Milan home soccer jersey lost to Sassuolo at home this weekend it was time for Berlusconi, the teams president to appoint a new manager.

Reports suggest that the man to replace Allegri as manager of the team that wear the AC Milan soccer jersey will be Clarence Seedorf. Seedorf is a Dutch international football player. He began his professional career at Ajax, in 1992. In 1994 he made his 1st appearance for the Netherlands national squad. He has built a reputation of being a superb player, fast with the ball and accurate even under pressure.

In 1995 Seedorf left Ajax and went to play for Sampdoria, but only stayed for 1 season. Between 1996 and 2000 he played for Spanish giants Real Madrid, before leaving to spend 2 seasons at Inter Milan. In 2002 Seedorf made his greatest move yet, to AC Milan. He was to wear the AC Milan soccer jersey for 10 years, where he became a much loved and respected player amongst the team and fans.

As an ageing midfielder, in 2012 Seedorf hung up his AC Milan soccer jersey to join Botafogo. Seedorf's playing career has been exciting, with lots to celebrate. He has won the prestigious UEFA Champions League competition on 4 occasions, with 3 different clubs. He has also won league titles in the Netherlands, Spain and Italy. Although not yet confirmed by AC Milan, earlier this week Seedorf announced that he would be retiring from Botafogo, to become the new manager of AC Milan.

During his time at Botafogo Seedorf has been preparing for a managerial career. He has earned his UEFA coaching badges, and has taken on training responsibilities in Rio De Janeiro with some of the cities youth teams. About his new role with the team that wear the AC Milan soccer jersey, he has said that he loves football, and could go on playing, however, this is an excellent opportunity not to be turned down.

With half of the season played, it is going to be a tough task taking on the AC Milan team. Despite his enthusiasm, Seedorf has no professional coaching experience to guide him during the weeks and months ahead.  Show your support for the team and their new manager with the latest AC Milan soccer jersey.

Do you think Seedorf is a good choice for AC Milan manager? Do you think under his guidance we will see AC Milan lift the Serie A trophy?