Moreira disappointed in his first appearance for Milan against Juventus, the numbers of the Belgian player\n\nThere was a lot of anticipation among Milan fans to see Diego Moreira play. Ruben Amorim launched him for the first time from the start against Juventus as a right winger. Not an easy test considering the match was played on a difficult pitch like the Allianz Stadium.\n\nThe Belgian player disappointed expectations and was among the worst, indeed probably the worst on the pitch among the Rossoneri.\n\nLet's analyze Diego Moreira's match with the help of the numbers:\n\n**Moreira's match numbers**\n\nMoreira's performance according to Sofascore data appears as a mix of lights and shadows, characterised by excellent ball‑handling precision but evident difficulties in individual duels.\n\nIn the build‑up phase his contribution was solid and clean: with 27 successful passes out of 31 (87%), he was particularly reliable both in his own half (100% accuracy) and in the opponent's half (83%). Moreira tried to provide width and gain ground, recording 18 runs, 150.8 metres total distance covered and 3 progressive carries for an advance of 61.3 metres.\n\nThe weak points emerge in the offensive phase and direct challenges. Moreira never reached a conclusion (0 total shots) and showed inaccuracy both in crosses (0 successful crosses out of 5) and in one‑on‑one situations, with 0 dribbles completed out of 2 attempted.\n\nDespite 5 defensive contributions (including 2 blocks and 1 interception), the ground‑duel balance is negative: only 2 won out of 8, against 3 dribbles suffered and a total of 18 lost balls. A match with a high volume of play (59 touches), but with room for improvement in the concreteness of the final metres and physical impact.