Coach RubenAmorim said he was "very proud" of Milan's performance in the victory against Udinese, having already started thinking about the next match against Bologna. The press conference, held shortly after the match, highlighted the growth of the young players and the desire to improve further.
In his interview, Amorim underlined how the team "suffered a little less" compared to the match against Atalanta, highlighting the quality exchanges that took place in attack. The coach then praised Bartesaghi's performance, describing him as a player with great pace who, despite his defensive reputation, has proven to be a winger capable of attacking and producing precise crosses. “He is working very hard to grow more and more,” he added.
A focal point of the day was the debut of Diawara, who made his debut after the European defeat. Amorim specified that, although Diawara did not yet have experience in Serie A, he behaved well and understood the instructions. “At this moment there is no need to motivate the team, they know what they have to do,” he said. The coach then reiterated the importance of training to recover and being ready for the pressure of winning every match.
Amorim concluded his interview by underlining the objective of making Milan grow not only on a tactical and technical level, but also mentally. “We have a lot to work on and we can do a lot better,” he said. With the victory against Udinese, Milan is approaching the halfway point of the championship, but the coach is already focused on the next match against Bologna, where he intends to continue building on the success achieved.