In the immediate post‑match analysis of the Lazio‑Milan game, a 2‑2 draw thanks to the Rossoneri comeback sealed by Diego Moreira’s double in a few minutes, journalist Giuseppe Pastore analysed the performance of Ruben Amorim’s side on Vamos studios on DAZN.

According to Pastore, Milan still shows the typical difficulties of a team in a building phase, but the reaction shown in the second half represents a positive signal for the path taken by the Portuguese coach.

AMORIM’S MILAN IS AN OPEN CONSTRUCTION SITE, “Milan has all the flaws of an open construction site, it is normal that it struggles because it is doing everything from scratch, but the positive thing is that it follows its coach because in the second half it had a good reaction, it was there mentally. Lazio played a great game but in the second half they no longer had energy.”

The Rossoneri performance in the second half indeed showed a more aggressive team closer to Amorim’s demands, especially after the changes made at halftime. The introduction of some players increased the pressing and allowed Milan to raise the centre of gravity, finding greater danger in the attacking phase.

Pastore’s words therefore highlight two aspects of the new Milan: on one side the natural difficulties of a group that is assimilating different principles, on the other the team’s ability to react and follow the instructions of its coach.