Italian media: Meinion asked Estupinien to pay for money? This is the team s punishment mechanism, and you will be fined if you make mistakes

September 30 According to Milan News, Meinion asked Esturpinian to pay because there is a unique punishment mechanism within Milan.

After Milan defeated Napoli 2-1, Estupinien, who was sent off by a red card, updated social media, while Milan captain Meinian asked Estupinien to pay in the comment section, which also caused confusion among Milan fans.

Minion wrote: "Good done, brother! Now it's time to get some money, money and money." Esturpinian replied: "No problem, captain, victory is the most important."

So, what is the reason why Meinion asked Esturpinian to pay for the money? It turned out that it was in the locker room in Milan that the players formulated a set of internal rules as a traditional "fun fine" mechanism for the club. These "punishments" will be triggered when events such as red cards, lateness, small mistakes in training occur.

The punishments are diverse, including but not limited to: paying fines to a mutual fund managed by veterans in the team, and the funds are used for collective activities; inviting the entire team to dinner; buying gifts for the entire team; or choosing to donate to the "Milan Foundation".

Now, Milan teammates are looking forward to what method Esturpinian will choose to fulfill his punishment.

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