A documentary has been released on the project that inspired the A.C. Milan away shirt

It is "From Milan to the World", the initiative-contest created by Milan Foundation in partnership with PUMA that - starting from Monday, September 13 - will call upon the over 500 million Rossoneri fans, inviting them to learn about all the socio-educational projects proposed and to vote for one of them. The concrete ambition of the initiative in fact provides for a donation of 50 thousand euros to the winning program for the development of the proposed project, linked to one of the six cities and six non-profit organizations involved. The project in fact does not stop only in the city of Milan but goes on in six different cities, carried out by as many organizations, with a single common thread: sport as a tool for change, education and inclusion. From Milan to Melbourne via Nairobi, Rio de Janeiro, New York and Calcutta. An intense tour around the world, recounted in the documentary introduced by Max Brigante, enclosed in a stylized representation of their borders that merges into a single pattern in the new special golden kit that will be worn on Wednesday at Alfield and that for the first time in history will also see the words Milan Foundation printed under the collar on the back of the shirt. 

The initiative is inextricably linked to Milan's second jersey on Wednesday for the match against Liverpool. The new kit wants to represent the impact of these 18 years of initiatives, uniting Milan, Italy, the world and all the different cultures that for Milan represent union and not division. The mechanism of the initiative is very simple: simply connect to fondazionemilan.org/contest, where you can view the clips and the description of each project, get to know them closely and choose your favourite project. To increase the value of your vote, you can add a selfie with the new Away Kit 21/22 and make a donation to support the project. While waiting for the return to the Champions League, AC Milan is getting ready, promoting as always an important initiative that goes beyond soccer.