Present in the Pressing studios, former midfielder Alessio Tacchinardi spoke glowing words after Milan's victory over Torino, focusing particularly on the impact of Ruben Amorim and the splendid revelation of Alphadjo Cissè.

Analyzing the tactical philosophy brought to the Rossoneri by the new coach, the commentator expressed total appreciation for the work done in this start of the season.

Alessio Tacchinardi’s remarks on Ruben Amorim and the new playing style

During his television appearance, Tacchinardi commented on the Portuguese coach’s football proposal: "Amorim really drives me crazy. He has innovative ideas, plays fast and vertically, wants a quick re‑aggression when the team loses the ball."

The former player then highlighted the meritocratic criterion adopted by the manager: "He has interesting ideas, but what I like most is that he does not look at the name on the shirt. He plays those who pedal, he plays those who run. He is a great coach."

Regarding the team’s athletic condition and identity, he added: "The final fatigue is fine because it always pushes you forward and wants to dominate the match. I believe all Milan fans are happy to see a team that plays with this courage."

The endorsement of Alphadjo Cissè and his national outlook

Then comes the analysis of the young Rossoneri talent, author of the decisive goal that unlocked the match against the Olimpico Grande Torino.

Tacchinardi reserved high praise for the 2006‑born player: "Cissè must be kept an eye on also from a national perspective. We saw the personality with which he played, there was great pressure, but he scored a decisive goal."

The comment closes by highlighting the youngster’s technical qualities: "He scored a beautiful goal, the speed in stopping the ball and immediately looking for the goal. Cissè has a personality to sell."