AC Milan won Serie A in the 2010-11 season

With a goalless draw in their away match against AS Roma this morning (May 8), AC Milan officially became the new champion of Serie A two rounds early.

The red and black striped club from Milan has officially won the 18th Scudetto title in history after earning 1 point in the away match against AS Roma this morning. The goalless draw at the Olimpico stadium helped AC Milan overcome the pursuit of city rivals Inter Milan to win the 18th Scudetto title in history with two rounds early.

Coach Allegri and his team won the Serie A championship two rounds early

AC Milan last won Serie A in 2004 under Carlo Ancelotti. The red and black club won eight Scudetto titles under President Silvio Berlusconi. The Italian prime minister recently celebrated 25 years as owner of the San Siro club, having won five European titles with AC Milan.

Speaking to Mediaset after AC Milan won the Serie A championship this morning, President Silvio Berlusconi was very happy: "The Scudetto finally belongs to AC Milan, I think we deserved to win this title. The success of the club proves that our choice for coach Massimiliano Allegri was absolutely right."

The Italian media mogul also confirmed that there will be continued investment in the summer transfer window: "We have made important signings and a competitive squad and these signings are not cheap but in football no club can win without spending a lot of money. Will I continue to spend more money in the summer? Yes, hopefully the transfer market will allow me to do that."

AC Milan fans celebrate the 18th Scudetto title in the club's history.

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