In his intervention on his YouTube channel, TeleLombardia director Fabio Ravezzani analysed with critical tones the moment experienced by Milan after the disappointing performance against Sassuolo. According to the journalist, the change of coach and the summer signings have not yet brought the hoped‑for turnaround: "It would be unfair and premature to give definitive judgments, but that quality jump given by the market and the coach change, as far as Milan is concerned, is still not seen. Of the two matches, the definitely more disappointing one was Milan’s against Sassuolo".

Shifting the focus to tactical difficulties and the team's management by coach Ruben Amorim, Ravezzani pointed the finger at the absence of a defined playing identity and the constant alternation of players on the field: "Regarding the Milan match, some considerations must be made. First, the team still seems to have no clear ideas on a convincing style of play, also because sometimes it lines up with three defenders, sometimes with four; sometimes it puts a running midfielder like Musah, other times in the second half it inserts a build‑up midfielder like Modric".

Finally, the director's analysis concentrated on the sterility and regression of the Portuguese striker, highlighting the club's difficulty in managing the rotation of forwards: "There was a problem that still concerns the attack, and here the really bizarre disparity of Goncalo Ramos’ performance begins, who in Portugal scores almost a goal per game and at Milan is not incisive. He did a couple of things in the first half: a difficult and powerful shot from position, and a header that probably could and should have been better exploited; then, in the second half, he disappeared, he sank. And what is the real problem of Milan? It is that it has no substitute. Because Goncalo Ramos, partly due to obvious limits of his adaptation, but also largely due to fatigue, should have been taken off absolutely at halftime. But if you have no confidence in Camarda, after saying you wanted to rely on him, and you leave him there, you only end up helping him worsen his situation".