The steel schedule awaiting Milan, with a match scheduled every three days until the November break, forces coach Rúben Amorim to adopt a scientific and expanded management of the human resources at his disposal. In such a tight tour de force between Serie A and the Europa League, the contribution of those who have so far found less playing time will become the real determining factor to keep the club competitive on every front. As highlighted by today's edition of Tuttosport, in this emergency scenario and forced rotations the profiles of two Italian defenders, Davide Bartesaghi and Matteo Gabbia, stand out, both ready to overturn a season start that has so far been lived in the shadows within the walls of Milanello.

The Bartesaghi factor: the shift to 4-2-3-1 and Estupiñán's KO

The turning point for the product of the Rossoneri youth sector is however linked to a double fit: on one side the serious knee injury suffered by Estupiñán in the national team, on the other the strong temptation of the Portuguese coach to shift towards a more proven 4-2-3-1. In a four‑man defensive line, the number 33 would return to his natural position as left‑back. The youngster will return tomorrow to Milanello galvanized by the achievement of qualifying for the European Championship won with Italy Under‑21, ready to exploit a stretch of opportunities that promises to be extremely important.

Gabbia's redemption: inflammation overcome to target De Winter

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