Milan, the Other Face of Progress

The Milan team under Amorim showed a positive face in the last derby, but there are also some warning signs. The team's aggressive attitude and ability to react to being behind are promising, but from the field, some problems are emerging.

Milan, the Problems of the New Cycle

To break down the opponent's defenses and close them in their own half, the team needs to have a lot of speed in their passes, with targeted changes of direction to create unexpected situations. The overall possession of the ball also needs to increase: through control of the game, the Milan team wants to impose itself.

The Athletic Decline

Under closer inspection, the team's external lines are also failing, with Chuckwueze showing some interesting flashes, but completely failing in defensive application. The same thing happened to Estupinan: the young player appeared constantly in distress.

Milan's slow possession raises concerns under Amorim, as the team struggles to control the game and create scoring opportunities.