Serie A | Milan 0-1 Parma – Player Ratings as Troilo and Corvi batten down the hatches – Football Italia

MILAN, ITALY – FEBRUARY 22: Mariano Troilo of Parma Calcio celebrates after scoring their team’s first goal during the Serie A match between AC Milan and Parma Calcio 1913 at Giuseppe Meazza Stadium on February 22, 2026 in Milan, Italy. (Photo by Marco Luzzani/Getty Images)

Milan fell to a late 1-0 defeat to Parma this evening, after they were unable to convert a dominant performance into points at San Siro.

Football Italia’s Man of the Match was Parma goalscorer Mariano Troilo.

Milan 0-1 Parma – Player Ratings

Milan: Maignan 6; Tomori 6, De Winter 6, Bartesaghi 5.5; Saelemaekers 5.5, Loftus-Cheek N/A (Jashari 6, Nkunku N/A), Modric 6, Rabiot 6.5, Estupinan 5.5 (Pavlovic 5.5); Leao 6, Pulisic 6 (Fullkrug 5.5)

Best Milan player: Adrien Rabiot – Worked tirelessly all evening to try and drag his Rossoneri side forward but to no avail. Was immense defensively and created a number of quality chances that Milan failed to convert.

Lowest Milan rating: Pervis Estupinan – Lots of underwhelming performers for Milan this evening but the wing-back was one of the biggest culprits. Contributed hardly anything to Milan’s attack and hasn’t much to offer in the defensive or transitional phases either.

Coach: Marco Landucci – Stepping in for suspended Allegri, Landucci followed in his boss’ footsteps as the Rossoneri slip up once again against smaller opposition. Subs did nothing to change the game, which should have been wrapped up way before Parma were allowed to score.

Parma: Corvi 6.5; Delprato 6.5, Troilo 7.5, Valenti 7; Britschgi 6, Bernabe 6 (Sorensen 6), Keita 7, Ordonez 5.5 (Caviglia 6), Valeri 6.5; Strefezza 6.5 (Ondrejka 6), Pellegrino 5.5

Best Parma player: Mariano Troilo – Was one of his side’s better players, even before scoring the goal. However, a dramatic winner at San Siro and a resolute defensive performance are more than enough to award the Argentine the MOTM award.

Lowest Parma rating: Christian Ordonez – Played the best part of an hour before being taken off, and was not involved nearly as much as he would’ve liked. Made just over 20 touches on the evening and was a ghost in the Parma midfield.

Coach: Carlos Cuesta 7.5 – The former Arsenal assistant set up his team well to soak up and absorb pressure, and got a little lucky that the Rossoneri did not have their shooting boots on. However, an important three points for the Spaniard and ones that both he and his team deserve.