传奇后卫弗朗哥·巴雷西（Franco Baresi）已经去世，享年66岁[1]。这位AC米兰历史上最伟大的防线铁闸在红黑军团效力长达20年，从1977年至1997年间为球队出场719次，打入33球[1]。
巴雷西在AC米兰期间赢得6个意甲冠军和3个欧冠冠军，并在长达15个赛季的时间里担任球队队长[1]。他代表意大利国家队出场81次，是1982年世界杯冠军的成员，也参加过1994年世界杯决赛[1]。2020年，巴雷西获得AC米兰荣誉副主席的职位，球队在2024年为其退役了6号球衣以表敬意[1]。巴雷西在2025年8月曾进行肺结节手术，其最后一次公开亮相是在2月于圣西罗体育场出席冬季奥运会开幕式[1]。
Franco Baresi, one of football's greatest defenders, has died at the age of 66 [1]. The AC Milan icon spent two decades at the club from 1977 to 1997, establishing himself as one of the most decorated players in Italian football history [1]. During his 20 years with the Rossoneri, Baresi made 719 appearances and scored 33 goals while serving as captain for 15 seasons [1]. He led the club to six Serie A titles and three European Cups [1].
Beyond his dominance at club level, Baresi represented Italy 81 times and featured in two World Cup campaigns, winning the trophy in 1982 and reaching the final in 1994 [1]. His influence on Milan extended beyond his playing career; he was appointed honorary vice-president of the club in 2020 and received the ultimate honor in 2024 when AC Milan retired his number 6 shirt [1]. In his final public appearance, Baresi attended the Winter Olympics opening ceremony at San Siro stadium in February [1]. He had undergone surgery for a lung nodule in August 2025 [1].