Milan coach, Ruben Amorim, expressed great satisfaction with the team's performance in the recent Serie A match against Udinese. In an interview broadcast by DAZN, the coach declared that he was "happy and proud of the boys", underlining how the team showed competitiveness from the first half and demonstrated that it can compete at a high level.
Amorim then highlighted the importance of maintaining a constant level of preparation, especially considering the upcoming calendar. “Everyone has to be ready for the next game,” he said, referring to the need to ensure continuous work for the club's future. He also recalled that, in Europe, injuries are frequent and that Milan must be ready to manage any absences without compromising performance.
As for the individual players, the coach commented on Bartesaghi's figure, defining him as "good in attack but still needing improvement in defence". Amorim praised the midfielder's speed and ability to make quality crosses, noting that these aspects were also highlighted during training. “He needs to improve on the defensive side, but he has a lot of speed and crosses well,” he explained, showing confidence in his development.
Amorim also clarified that he would not be interested in the Ballon d'Or if the winner was not a Milan player, reiterating that his priority is the growth of the team and not individual prizes. The coach ended the interview on a positive tone, stating that he was happy with the team and had seen significant improvement, although he acknowledged that sometimes there is not enough time to correct mistakes from a previous match.
With Serie A still underway, Milan are preparing for a new match, trying to consolidate the form shown against Udinese. The coach remains focused on maintaining competitiveness and the continued development of young talent, with the aim of ensuring the club has a solid position in both league and European competitions.