Massimiliano Allegri has broken his silence on his departure from AC Milan, expressing his disappointment with how the season ended. Speaking at a press conference, Allegri responded to comments made by Gerry Cardinale, the owner of AC Milan, who had criticized the team's performance. Allegri's words come as a surprise, given his usually reserved nature. The Italian manager had been at the helm of Milan for two seasons before his exit.

Allegri's comments are particularly significant given the current state of Milan, with the team undergoing a period of transition. The manager's departure was seen as a major change, with many speculating about the reasons behind his exit. Cardinale's comments had added fuel to the fire, with some interpreting them as a criticism of Allegri's tactics and team selection. Allegri's response is seen as a rare instance of him speaking out on such matters.

The press conference took place on the day of Milan's presentation to Napoli, highlighting the ongoing nature of the team's preparations. Allegri's words are likely to spark further debate among Milan fans, who are eager to understand the circumstances surrounding his departure. With the new season looming, Milan's focus will be on rebuilding and improving their performance.

Allegri also touched on the topic of Rasmus Hojlund, a player who has been linked to Milan in recent transfer rumors. While Allegri did not reveal much, his comments are likely to be scrutinized by fans and pundits alike, given the ongoing speculation surrounding Milan's transfer plans.