Torino-Milan: Milan's top and flop, the grades / Serie A News

While a large part of the insiders praise Ruben Amorim for the performance against Torino, there are also those who do not like the Portuguese coach's first official outing at the helm of Milan. Among those who have criticised the former Manchester United coach is journalist Sandro Sabatini, who took a position in the editorial published for 'Calciomercato.com'.

Torino-Milan, Sabatini against Amorim

This is Amorim's lineup for Torino-Milan, from the starting eleven to the substitutes:

Milan (3-4-2-1): Maignan; Gila (from 76' Gabbia), De Winter, Pavlović; Chukwueze, Musah, Jashari (from 57' Modric), Estupiñan (from 66' Bartesaghi); Loftus-Cheek (from 57' Rabiot), Cissè (from 64' Saelemaekers); Ramos.

Sabatini's comment on the substitutions

Modric and Rabiot have undoubtedly raised the team's level, especially the Frenchman with the goal and the assist that decided the match. However, Amorim's principles of play were clearly visible even before the senators' entry, who will nevertheless return to being starters in the next commitments. Both the Croatian star and the former Olympique Marseille player, in fact, had not yet had 90 minutes on their legs, as explained by the Portuguese coach himself at the end of the match.