Milan's new signings give hope to the Rossoneri in 3-1 victory in Coppa Italia

Quarterfinals for Coppa Italia have started this week: Atalanta has defeated Bologna 1-0, and Milan defeated Roma 3-1, with great prominence from the new signings. Milan is having a tough season in the league, currently eighth in Serie A, very far from European spots. However, they have better luck with domestic cups: a month ago they beat Inter in the Supercoppa, and now reach the Coppa semi-finals.

Milan put the game on tracks with two goals by Tammy Abraham in the first half, but Roma threatened with a goal by last year 'pichichi' Artem Dovbyk (LaLiga 23/24 top scorer with Girona). But then the new Milan signings: Mexican Santiago Giménez, who joined from Feyenoord, assisted Portuguese player João Félix, who scored with a lob over goalkeeper Silva.

João Félix, who left Chelsea on a six-month loan with no obligation of purchase for Milan, has struggled to find his place at Chelsea, Barcelona or Atlético de Madrid, but so far has had a great start of the season with Milan giving some hopes for the rossoneri.

Next in the Italian Cup, the two remaining quarterfinals will be played on February 25 and 26: Inter vs. Lazio and Juventus vs. Empoli (single match), with the two-legged semi-finals taking place in April.