RedBird founder Gerry Cardinale said he was fully prepared and optimistic for the Milan derby against Inter, having left Milanello the previous evening. According to him, the atmosphere in the dressing room is "right" and all the players show a smile, but he underlines that every match, especially a derby, requires seriousness and commitment. "Every derby, every match is important. You have to be serious, the boys are doing their job," he said, recalling that injuries are inevitable and part of football. Cardinale also expressed confidence that the team is ready to give its all, but warned that the final result will depend on how the football plays out.
The manager then spoke about the relationship with coach Lluís Amorim, confirming that the two met several times during the day. Cardinale praised Amorim's press conference, calling it "very authentic and clear, articulated". The coach, who has been at the center of many discussions in recent months, has received the support of the RedBird fund, which continues to invest in the team and look for reinforcements for the season.
Meanwhile, Milan are preparing for the next phase of Serie A, with the prospect of facing Inter in a match that could decide the standings. Cardinale reiterated that the team is ready to give its best and that optimism is an integral part of the club's mentality. He also recalled that injury management is a constant challenge and that the team must be ready to react in case of any absences.
The derby will be a crucial occasion for Milan, which seeks to consolidate its position in the league table and demonstrate that it is a formidable opponent. Cardinale closed the interview with a message of confidence, underlining that the club is ready to fight and that the hope of winning is always present. The next match therefore promises to be a moment of great tension and of great importance for the Rossoneri fans, who anxiously await to see the team give their best on the pitch.