How many players share AC Milan and Atletico de Madrid?

There are exactly 16 players who have made official appearances for both AC Milan and Atletico de Madrid.

Who is the most valuable player to play for AC Milan and Atletico de Madrid?

Currently, Joao Felix is among the highest-valued players to feature for both clubs.

Who is the oldest player to play for AC Milan and Atletico de Madrid?

Among the players in our database, Demetrio Albertini is the oldest player to have played for both clubs.

AC Milan

Atletico de Madrid

16 Players

💡 Did you know?

Christian Vieri scored 24 goals in 24 league games for Atlético de Madrid during the 1997-98 season, a feat that earned him the Pichichi trophy. Despite his brief stay, his impact was immense, showcasing his lethal goal-scoring ability before continuing his prolific career in Serie A, including his spell at AC Milan. An astonishing record of efficiency for the Italian forward in the Spanish capital.

Players who played for AC Milan and Atletico de Madrid

16 players found in our database

Joao Felix

• 26 years

AC Milan

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3 / 1

Atletico de Madrid

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131

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34 / 18

Alvaro Morata

• 33 years

AC Milan

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6 / 2

Atletico de Madrid

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154

Gls / Ast

58 / 14

Theo Hernandez

• 28 years

AC Milan

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262

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34 / 45

Atletico de Madrid

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0 / 0

Fernando Torres

• 41 years

AC Milan

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1 / 0

Atletico de Madrid

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403

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129 / 23

Mario Mandzukic

• 39 years

AC Milan

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0 / 0

Atletico de Madrid

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20 / 5

Nikola Kalinic

• 38 years

AC Milan

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6 / 6

Atletico de Madrid

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4 / 1

Christian Vieri

• 52 years

AC Milan

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2 / 2

Atletico de Madrid

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29 / 1

Alessio Cerci

• 38 years

AC Milan

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1 / 7

Atletico de Madrid

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1 / 1

Fabricio Coloccini

• 44 years

AC Milan

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0 / 0

Atletico de Madrid

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1 / 1

Jose Sosa

• 40 years

AC Milan

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0 / 3

Atletico de Madrid

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0 / 6

Javi Moreno

• 51 years

AC Milan

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9 / 2

Atletico de Madrid

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7 / 2

Christian Abbiati

• 48 years

AC Milan

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380

145

Atletico de Madrid

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Jose Mari

• 47 years

AC Milan

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14 / 10

Atletico de Madrid

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143

Gls / Ast

35 / 10

Pablo Garcia

• 48 years

AC Milan

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0 / 0

Atletico de Madrid

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0 / 0

Demetrio Albertini

• 54 years

AC Milan

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406

Gls / Ast

28 / 41

Atletico de Madrid

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3 / 5

Cosmin Contra

• 50 years

AC Milan

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4 / 5

Atletico de Madrid

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0 / 3

AC Milan & Atletico de Madrid

AC Milan and Atlético de Madrid, two giants with deeply rooted philosophies in European football, represent the passion and history of their respective leagues. While the "Rossoneri" evoke the elegance and continental dominance of yesteryear, the "Colchoneros" symbolize grit, resilience, and the ability to challenge the greatest with a fierce style. Although they do not share a historical rivalry as deep as other pairings, their encounters in the Champions League have been memorable, highlighting clashes of contrasting styles and a shared ambition for European glory. Both clubs have forged very distinct identities, making them institutions revered by their fans and respected on the global stage. Their legacy is built on successes, dramatic moments, and fervent devotion to football.

Shared Players

The list of talents who have worn both the AC Milan and Atlético de Madrid shirts is a testament to the fascinating interconnection of European football. Fernando Torres is, without a doubt, the most iconic name, a striker who embodied the "Rojiblanco" spirit and had a spell at San Siro. Christian Vieri, another goal-scoring legend, shone brightly at the Vicente Calderón before his successful career in Italy, including his time at Milan. More recently, players like Joao Felix and Alvaro Morata have experienced both environments, the Portuguese seeking to relaunch his career in Italy and the Spaniard returning to his origins. Theo Hernandez, after his time at Atlético, solidified his position as a key player for Milan. Other notable names include Demetrio Albertini, the Italian elegance in Madrid, or Christian Abbiati, who guarded the "Colchonero" goal for one season. The presence of Mario Mandzukic, Nikola Kalinic, Alessio Cerci, Fabricio Coloccini, Jose Sosa, Javi Moreno, and Jose Mari underscores this particular footballing brotherhood.