For the third year running, AC Milan is honoring mothers in a truly special way—by having players wear their mothers' maiden names on the backs of their jerseys. This heartfelt tradition, which first made waves in Italian football back in 2024, has since inspired countless other clubs across the country to follow suit.

This Sunday, 10 May, both the Men's and Women's First Teams will step onto the pitch with this meaningful tribute. At the iconic San Siro, the Rossoneri will face Atalanta in Serie A, while the women's squad takes on Parma at the PUMA House of Football in Serie A Women. The gesture will extend to the official line-up announcements, adding an emotional touch to the pre-match buildup.

But the celebration doesn't stop with the first teams. Players from Milan Futuro and the men's Primavera squad will also join in through special digital content, and the Under-8 Pulcini team will share a heartwarming moment as they're accompanied onto the pitch by their mothers before kickoff.

Off the pitch, the Mondo Milan Museum is getting involved too. A portion of the proceeds from museum ticket sales on Mother's Day—whether purchased online or at the Casa Milan box office—will be donated to support Fondazione Milan's charitable projects. It's a beautiful way for fans to contribute while celebrating the day.

And for those heading to the San Siro for the match against Atalanta, there's an extra opportunity to give back. Banco BPM, the club's Official Bank and match sponsor, will set up a stand outside the stadium in collaboration with AIRC (Italian Association for Cancer Research). Fans can make a donation to support oncological research, turning a day of football into a day of meaningful impact.