Milan visit Salzburg in Europa League with Camarda and Tomori set to start

Milan are set to start Francesco Camarda and Fikayo Tomori in their Europa League match at Salzburg. Ruben Amorim's team is looking to bounce back from a defeat in their opening Europa League fixture. The game is scheduled for 18:45 CET.

Milan will travel to Salzburg for a Europa League fixture, with Francesco Camarda and Fikayo Tomori expected in the starting lineup. The match is listed for 18:45 CET.

Ruben Amorim’s side enters after losing its opening Europa League game, adding pressure to respond. The selection of Camarda and Tomori is the central team-news angle available for this match.

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