Milan is preparing to face Udinese at the Bluenergy Stadium in Udine on 25 October, but coach RubenAmorim will have to deal with important absences. Three starters, Gila, Rabiot and Moreira, will not appear on the pitch for injury reasons, according to the latest communications from TuttoMercatoWeb. The absence of these players represents a hard blow for the Rossoneri team, which will have to rebuild its lineup for the next SerieA match.
Gila, central defender, was ruled out due to overuse inflammation in his left ankle. The injury, which limited his mobility, was confirmed by the club's medical department. The French midfielder, AdrienRabiot, suffered a strain in his right calf, a problem that has kept him off the pitch for the last few matches. The Belgian winger, AndréMoreira, reported a strain in his left flexor, which forced him to suspend training activities.
The three absences are added to a list of unavailables already in force, which also includes PietroTerracciano, Saelemaekers and Chukwueze. With these numerous shortcomings, Amorim will have to review the composition of the team and look for alternatives to cover key positions. The club has announced that the official list of players called up will be published shortly, but at the moment it is not clear whether the injured players will be able to return to the field before the next match.
Milan, who currently find themselves in the top half of the table, will have to face Udinese with a slightly weak team. The match, scheduled for 8.45pm, is the seventh of the season and could have a significant impact on the club's final position. Amorim said the team is ready to play with determination, but will have to rely on reserve players to cover the absences of the starters.
With the match scheduled for tomorrow, Milan fans anxiously await the final confirmation of the list of available players. The club's objective is to obtain a victory in Udine, despite the difficulties caused by injuries. If the three starters manage to recover in time, they could return to the pitch for the next match, but for now the coach has to deal with a reduced squad and try to maintain Milan's typical pace of play.