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Serie A2026/27AC Milan penalty taker
AC Milan's order is disputed. Nkunku converted Milan's latest identified competitive penalty and finished 2025/26 with the strongest current club volume. Goal ranks Nkunku, Ramos and Pulisic in the filed order, while SOS Fanta describes the same three-player contest and notes that Ramos may gain leverage through starting status. The direct Nkunku event did not include Pulisic, so it supports Nkunku without proving a settled three-way order. Preseason coaching decisions under Amorim are still needed to move this above medium confidence. Rafael Leão remains an emergency candidate but is behind the recommended three in the current specialist consensus. No like-for-like 2026/27 penalty has settled the Nkunku-Ramos-Pulisic contest under the new coach. Conditions: A summer exit by Nkunku or Pulisic, or an unexpected change to Ramos's starting role, requires an immediate reorder.
Nkunku converted Milan's latest identified competitive penalty and finished 2025/26 with the strongest current club volume. Goal ranks Nkunku, Ramos and Pulisic in the filed order, while SOS Fanta describes the same three-player contest and notes that Ramos may gain leverage through starting status. The direct Nkunku event did not include Pulisic, so it supports Nkunku without proving a settled three-way order. Preseason coaching decisions under Amorim are still needed to move this above medium confidence. Rafael Leão remains an emergency candidate but is behind the recommended three in the current specialist consensus. No like-for-like 2026/27 penalty has settled the Nkunku-Ramos-Pulisic contest under the new coach. Conditions: A summer exit by Nkunku or Pulisic, or an unexpected change to Ramos's starting role, requires an immediate reorder.
Who takes penalties for AC Milan?
AC Milan's order is disputed. Nkunku converted Milan's latest identified competitive penalty and finished 2025/26 with the strongest current club volume. Goal ranks Nkunku, Ramos and Pulisic in the filed order, while SOS Fanta describes the same three-player contest and notes that Ramos may gain leverage through starting status. The direct Nkunku event did not include Pulisic, so it supports Nkunku without proving a settled three-way order. Preseason coaching decisions under Amorim are still needed to move this above medium confidence. Rafael Leão remains an emergency candidate but is behind the recommended three in the current specialist consensus. No like-for-like 2026/27 penalty has settled the Nkunku-Ramos-Pulisic contest under the new coach. Conditions: A summer exit by Nkunku or Pulisic, or an unexpected change to Ramos's starting role, requires an immediate reorder.
This page is built as a live Il Margine club file, not a one-name list. If the first-choice taker is injured, suspended, substituted or not starting, the second and third names become the useful part of the hierarchy.
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Last verified: 30 Jul 2026
Public file updated: 30 Jul 2026.
Evidence checked
6 sources reviewed- Il Margine source reviewOfficial squad membership check
- Il Margine source reviewOfficial squad membership check
- FantacalcioThe season sequence showed Nkunku taking three penalties and identified him as the principal taker, with Pulisic a possible fallback.
- Goal ItaliaRanks Nkunku, Ramos and Pulisic for Milan.
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AC Milan penalty taker FAQ
Who is AC Milan's penalty taker?
AC Milan's order is disputed. Nkunku converted Milan's latest identified competitive penalty and finished 2025/26 with the strongest current club volume. Goal ranks Nkunku, Ramos and Pulisic in the filed order, while SOS Fanta describes the same three-player contest and notes that Ramos may gain leverage through starting status. The direct Nkunku event did not include Pulisic, so it supports Nkunku without proving a settled three-way order. Preseason coaching decisions under Amorim are still needed to move this above medium confidence. Rafael Leão remains an emergency candidate but is behind the recommended three in the current specialist consensus. No like-for-like 2026/27 penalty has settled the Nkunku-Ramos-Pulisic contest under the new coach. Conditions: A summer exit by Nkunku or Pulisic, or an unexpected change to Ramos's starting role, requires an immediate reorder.
Who is AC Milan's second-choice penalty taker?
Gonçalo Ramos is listed as the next AC Milan penalty taker behind Christopher Nkunku. Christian Pulisic is the current third-choice name.
