The Millwall FC 2024/25 season had a real sense of momentum building as the Lions quietly pushed themselves into the mix in the EFL Championship, finishing 8th and just missing out on the play-offs after a long, hard-fought campaign. It wasn’t a smooth ride, though. The season saw managerial changes mid-campaign, with Neil Harris departing, a short interim spell, and then Alex Neil stepping in to steady things, giving the team a fresh edge during the run-in. The response was impressive—Millwall picked up key wins late in the season and turned The Den into a tough place to visit again, with results like strong victories over promotion-chasing sides keeping fans dreaming of a top-six finish. Up front, Mihailo Ivanović emerged as a key figure, finishing as the club’s top scorer and providing those crucial goals that kept Millwall competitive in tight matches. Meanwhile, a run to the FA Cup fifth round added a bit of extra excitement, showing the squad had depth beyond the league grind. In the end, the 2024/25 season felt like one of those “what if” years—full of grit, late surges and just missing out—but also a clear sign that Millwall were building something capable of pushing even higher in the Championship.