前AC米兰传奇后卫弗兰科·巴雷西于近日逝世，享年66岁[1]。这位意大利足球巨星在米兰度过了长达20年的职业生涯，出场超过700次，为俱乐部赢得3次欧洲冠军杯、6次意甲冠军、2次洲际杯、3次欧洲超级杯和4次意大利超级杯等多项荣誉[1]。巴雷西还随意大利国家队赢得1982年世界杯冠军，并在1994年世界杯中获得亚军[1]。
1997年退役时，AC米兰退役了巴雷西的6号球衣，这在意大利足球历史上属于首次[1]。2020年，巴雷西成为AC米兰荣誉主席[1]。在健康方面，巴雷西于2025年8月接受了肺部结节手术，随后接受免疫疗法治疗[1]。他最后一次公开露面是在2月举行的米兰冬奥会开幕式上[1]。
Franco Baresi, a legendary defender who spent two decades with AC Milan and won the 1982 FIFA World Cup with Italy, has died at age 66 [1]. Baresi made more than 700 appearances during his 20-year career at Milan, establishing himself as one of football's most accomplished defenders [1].
Throughout his tenure at the Italian club, Baresi secured three European Cups, six Serie A titles, two Intercontinental Cups, three European Super Cups, and four Italian Super Cups [1]. He also reached the 1994 World Cup final with Italy, finishing as runners-up [1]. His legacy at Milan was further cemented in 1997 when the club retired his number 6 shirt upon his retirement, marking the first time in Italian football history that a player received this honor [1]. In 2020, Baresi was appointed honorary president of AC Milan [1].
In August 2025, Baresi underwent surgery for a pulmonary nodule and subsequently received immunotherapy treatment [1]. His last public appearance was at the opening ceremony of the Milan Winter Olympics in February [1].