Milan is preparing for the San Siro derby with a team that, although there remains uncertainty regarding some players, shows a certain degree of optimism. The Rossoneri management has decided to monitor the injured players day by day, relying on the rapid recovery of Goncalo Ramos as a model for managing overuse injuries. In this perspective, the three injured players – Mario Gila, Adrien Rabiot and Diego Moreira – will all be absent from the match against Udinese tomorrow night.
The Rossoneri team will not be able to count on Gila, Rabiot and Moreira for tomorrow's match, but their absence is not definitive. Milan, in fact, will have a midweek round after tomorrow evening's match, with a new challenge at San Siro on Wednesday afternoon against Bologna. This means that the three players will miss at least two matches, but the focus is entirely on the third: the derby against Inter on Saturday evening at 8.45pm. The Rossoneri management therefore decided to focus on that match, considering the future of the three players more carefully.
Among the three injured players, Gila is the one Milan shows the most optimism about. The problem has been described as a "little ankle problem", and the club hopes that the player can return to the pitch before the derby. As for Rabiot and Moreira, the situation is more delicate. Both reported calf and flexor strains, and the Rossoneri management expressed caution regarding their recovery. However, the possibility cannot be ruled out that they could return to the pitch for the match against Inter, although their availability depends on their form.
Milan have therefore decided to carefully monitor the situation of the three injured players, with the aim of ensuring that they are ready for the San Siro derby. The Rossoneri management has stated that they want to give their all for the derby, but at the same time to be cautious regarding the availability of Rabiot and Moreira. In the meantime, the club will continue to monitor the situation of the three players, with the aim of ensuring they are ready for the next match.