AC Monza (around 2020/21) — summary

• Full name: Associazione Calcio Monza (commonly AC Monza)
• Founded: 1912
• Location: Monza, Lombardy, Italy
• Stadium: Stadio Brianteo (also referred to by sponsorship names at times), capacity ~15,000
• Club colours / nickname: Red and white — often called i Biancorossi (the white‑reds)
• Ownership / leadership (since 2018): Club owned by former Italian prime minister Silvio Berlusconi and managed at executive level by Adriano Galliani

Cristian Brocchi — role and context

• Cristian Brocchi, a former AC Milan midfielder, was appointed Monza head coach in 2019. He led the club through the 2019–20 campaign and into the 2020–21 period.
• Under Brocchi the club achieved promotion from Serie C to Serie B (2019–20). He managed Monza during their return to the professional second tier and through the early phase of the 2020–21 period.
• Brocchi’s teams were generally organized and pragmatic, with emphasis on defensive structure, discipline and set pieces while integrating some experienced signings brought in during the Berlusconi/Galliani era.

2020–21 season context (brief)

• 2020–21 was Monza’s first season back in Serie B following promotion from Serie C. The season was part of the project driven by new ownership to return the club to higher divisions.
• During this era Monza began to attract higher-profile veteran players and loans as part of an investment strategy to strengthen the squad for Serie B competition.

Notable facts about the period

• The Berlusconi/Galliani ownership era brought higher visibility and investment, aiming for steady progression up the Italian league pyramid.
• Monza’s promotion in 2019–20 was a key milestone that set the club’s direction for the 2020–21 season and beyond.

If you need more detailed information — such as full 2020–21 squad list, match results, final league position, or Brocchi’s match-by-match record for that season — I can provide a season-by-season breakdown or squad roster from that period in the same HTML format.