AC Milan's new coach, Amorim, is set to bring a new era of tactical flexibility to the team. According to journalist Davide Chinellato, Amorim's approach will be well-received by the Rossoneri environment, differing from his experience at Manchester United. Amorim's 3-4-2-1 formation is expected to bring a more offensive style of play.

Amorim's tactical setup will utilize a defense with three players, a familiar formation for AC Milan. The real change will come in the interpretation of the offensive phase. Chinellato highlights that Amorim's approach will not be limited to a traditional defensive setup, with one of the central midfielders acting as an additional number 10.

The journalist praises Amorim's flexibility and pragmatism, allowing the team to adapt to different situations. When needed, Amorim will not hesitate to switch to a more defensive 5-4-1 formation. This ability to compact the team under pressure will be a key strength.

With a squad that fits his playing style, Amorim's arrival has generated optimism. The combination of his tactical acumen and the team's characteristics makes for a promising partnership.