Carlo Pellegatti analyzed Milan's loss to Chelsea on his YouTube channel, focusing on the difficulties of the offensive department during the first half.

The analysis starts with the first 45 minutes, characterized by slow rhythms and practically no incisiveness in the last 30 meters: “The first half saw a fairly slow, fairly paced game, a couple of good interventions by Torriani, but up front Milan didn't conclude anything.”

Pellegatti's critical point concerns the management of young Francesco Camarda: “Schierare i Camarda leaving him completely isolated from the maneuver ends up penalizing the performance of both the young man and the team.”

Without playable balls and without the possibility of dialogue with his teammates, the striker risks getting nervous and not playing well during the game.

Apart from Torriani's saves, the only one who tried to shake up the team's maneuver was Rafael Leao, whose plays were not enough to try to impress the opposing team: “I repeat, if you want to play with Camarda and leave him alone, it's useless to play with Camarda, because he's not a player who can give a lot when isolated.”