Rúben Amorim opted for a heavily rotated Milan lineup against Inter in a friendly match in Perth, with Alphadjo Cissé being a notable inclusion. Cissé is looking to regain his form after an injury-plagued season with Catanzaro. The midfielder's performance was marked by precise passing, with a 94% success rate, and a notable willingness to contribute to the team's attacking play. His 73.3 meters of total ball transportation distance, including 47.5 meters in offensive progression, showcased his ability to support the team's attack.

The statistics from the match highlight a player who is still finding his footing after a long layoff. Cissé struggled in duels, failing to win any of his three ground battles and losing his only aerial contest. However, he did manage to recover the ball three times, demonstrating his potential to be a valuable asset to the team.

Cissé's outing was a useful first step in putting minutes under his belt and starting to climb the hierarchy of Milan's midfield. His performance, although not perfect, showed glimpses of his abilities and willingness to contribute to the team's play.

As Milan continues to prepare for the upcoming season, Cissé will be looking to build on this performance and solidify his place in the team.