In the post‑match of Lazio‑Milan, which ended 2‑2 thanks to the Rossoneri comeback sealed by Diego Moreira’s brace, former player Emanuele Giaccherini commented on the clash in the Vamos studios. The former midfielder analysed the course of the game, highlighting Milan’s change of rhythm in the second half after the substitutions made by Ruben Amorim.

According to Giaccherini, the match at the Olimpico also raised a question linked to the handling of Luka Modric within the current Rossoneri tactical system.

The Croatian midfielder, in fact, appeared less brilliant during the first half before leaving the field in the second half to make way for Yunus Musah. The American’s entry provided greater dynamism in ball‑recovery phases and in the counter‑attacks, contributing to Milan’s comeback.

Giaccherini’s remarks therefore open a reflection on Modric’s management in Amorim’s system: the experience and quality of the Ballon d’Or winner remain an added value, but the Portuguese coach will have to find the right balance between possession, intensity and space coverage.