Milan, after the victory against Udine, positioned itself in third place in the table, equal to Roma and chasing Inter and Lazio. With the season still underway, the main question is whether Marco Amorim's team can still aspire to the Serie A title. To answer this question, Tuttomercatoweb radio has collected the opinions of various commentators in the sector.
The first point of view is that of Stefano Impallomeni, who recognizes Milan's growth under Amorim but underlines that the team is not yet ready to fight for the Scudetto. According to him, Gonçalo Ramos' lack of goals represents a significant obstacle. Daniele Garbo, however, believes that Milan can only aspire to the top four places, with the Champions League as a realistic objective. Massimo Bonanni compares the current situation to that of Zaccheroni's Milan, but warns that the team is not yet ready to remain at the top for the whole year.
Massimo Orlando and Giovanni Mussa highlight the importance of tactical balance and stable management of the group. Orlando notes that Amorim has introduced a 4-4-1-1 to increase defensive coverage, while Mussa highlights the manager's ability to integrate veteran players with new forces. Francesco Bonfanti, on the other hand, highlights Amorim's courage in trying new combinations, even if the team still lacks decisive goals from Ramos. Finally, Monica Colombo considers it premature to think about the title, highlighting the need for a more solid reserves department.
Among the most optimistic opinions we find those of Antonello Valentini, who sees Milan as a legitimate candidate for the Champions League, and Mario Tenerani, who, while recognizing the potential of the club, believes that Inter is still on a higher level. In summary, most experts agree that, although Milan have made notable progress, the road to the Scudetto still remains long and uncertain. The team will have to continue to consolidate its structure, improve offensive productivity and maintain internal cohesion to increase its chances of reaching the top places and, possibly, Europe.