
Italian tennis player Jannik Sinner watches Juventus and Milan warm up from the Allianz Stadium, showing his passion for football and Milan, before the postponed matchday three of Serie A.
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Jannik Sinner is an Italian tennis player known for his passion for football and in particular for AC Milan.
There is an exceptional guest at the Allianz Stadium for the match between Juventus and Milan. Jannik Sinner is following the warm-up of Luciano Spalletti and Ruben Amorim's teams from the sidelines, opponents in the postponed third matchday of Serie A with kick-off at 8.45pm.
The Italian tennis player has never hidden his passion for football and for Milan.

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