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They visited stores run by local artisans as well as bars and restaurants where they could enjoy traditional cuisine from the local area. After a short hike on one of the trails in the surrounding valleys, the players walked through the streets of the pedestrianised town centre, with over 250 fashion boutiques for a glamorous shopping experience. This morning, the Rossonere were given the day off and managed to enjoy the wealth of options that Livigno has to offer. The girls have been able to train hard away from the stifling heat of the city,' concluded head coach Maurizio Ganz. Furthermore, training in the mountains has helped us to do our work. We've been made to feel right at home - like a real part of the community.

'Having pitches, facilities and equipment that is tailored to how we prepare has been vital and I would like to thank the entire community of Livigno for their hospitality. We have all of the factors needed for an extraordinary experience, which is sure to have the desired effect,' said Elisabet Spina, AC Milan's Head of Women's Football. Local culture, nature, sport, gastronomy. The girls have had the chance to work while being immersed in nature, in a jewel of the region. Preparations are going well thanks to the facilities at our disposal, which allow us to train as best possible. 'We're pleased to be coming to Livigno for our pre-season training camp. Throughout the years, we've chosen to invest in infrastructure and services dedicated to sport because we believe in the importance of being active, which is even better when surrounded by a stunning Alpine backdrop,' said Livigno's Mayor, Remo Galli.

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Livigno has always been an internationally-renowned tourist destination that unites leisure and sport, including at a professional level. 'We're delighted to be hosting the AC Milan Women's First team, who have chosen Livigno as their base for pre-season. The key topic of the press conference was the partnership between the famed tourist destination and the Rossoneri for pre-season. Head coach Maurizio Ganz, Elisabet Spina (Head of Women's Football at AC Milan), Youth Sector Director Angelo Carbone, Mauro Tavola (AC Milan Partnership Director), Mayor of Livigno Remo Galli, and Luca Moretti (President and Administrative Director of APT Livigno) were also all present at the meeting. AC Milan Women have, therefore, chosen to train in Aquagranda. The facility is well loved by athletes, with its 25-metre Olympic swimming pool and a large fitness room. Laura Fusetti - in her fifth season with the Club - and Christy Grimshaw - who will wear the number 11 for the third year running - today gave a press conference at the Aquagranda Sports Centre. The transfer window has served to strengthen the squad, as well as consolidate the group as Laura Fusetti, Linda Tucceri Cimini Christy Grimshaw and captain Valentina Bergamaschi have all signed new deals, while Selena Babb, Gudny Árnadóttir and Noemi Fedele have also all had their contracts extended until 2024. Among the new signings, only Sweden international Kosovare Asllani is missing, while Kamila and Michaela Dubcová, Angelica Soffia, Silvia Rubio Avila, Gosia Mesjasz, Valery Vigilucci, Noémie Carage and Marta Mascarello have all started training with the group. Until 29 July, Livigno will host AC Milan Women's First Team on their summer training camp. It is a beloved destination for sportspeople, who want to build muscle and improve their aerobic performance levels, both thanks to its geographic location and the high-class facilities on offer. Livigno has long been considered an open-air gym, sitting at 1,815m above sea level.

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