The new mural dedicated to Franco Baresi was painted in front of the Casa Milan after the previous work had been vandalized. Street artist Luca Rosada, known on social media as "Luca Street Art", created the new image in about two hours, occupying the same space as the destroyed one. The work, larger than the previous one, measures three meters high and over two and a half meters wide, and portrays Baresi running smiling on a green lawn, remembering his last goal with the Rossoneri shirt on 27 August 1995, scored on the Padova pitch.
The mural is located in Piazza Gino Valle, in front of the club's headquarters, a place of particular importance for Baresi, who is also honorary vice-president of Milan. Next to his figure appear six writings that describe the values he embodied during his career: "6 respect", "6 humility", "6 elegance", "6 loyalty", "6 courage" and "6 sacrifice". The words are arranged to recreate the number 6, a symbol worn by Baresi during his long career at the club.
Meanwhile, Milan launched “The Chamber”, a new original series on the occasion of World Mental Health Day. The project aims to open a dialogue on the mental well-being of athletes, starting from their personal experiences. The first testimonial of the project is Luka Modric, who shares his personal story, including moments spent away from the pitch, to raise awareness of the issue of mental health.
Baresi's mural and Modric's initiative show how the club continues to honor AC Milan's legendary figures and promote important issues for the football community. Rosada's new work has already become a point of reference for fans and visitors, while "The Chamber" is planned to be released on various platforms, with the aim of reaching a wider audience and stimulating a constructive dialogue on the mental well-being of athletes.