Milan announced a new attacking perspective after the match against Sassuolo, thanks to the intervention of Diego Moreira. The winger spoke to Sky's microphones a few minutes after the home leg, highlighting his satisfaction with the performance and the manager's tactical vision. Moreira underlined that, despite the difficulty of the match, the result was positive and that the player feels at ease in the SerieA context.
In his speech, Moreira reiterated his preference for the four-player defence, stating that this structure allows Milan to be more aggressive in the attacking phase. “I like the 4-man defence, it allows us to be more aggressive in attack,” he said, referring to the need for a balance between defensive solidity and offensive pressure. The player also expressed his desire to contribute to the team's success rather than aiming exclusively for a personal title, such as top scorer.
The context of the match against Sassuolo was described as "tough", but Moreira expressed confidence in the team's ability to face future challenges. He highlighted that although the club has championship ambitions, it is important to proceed step by step, focusing on the present. The player also commented on the recent victory over Lecce, stating that the team must maintain that pace and continue to improve.
In addition to tactical observations, Moreira shared his satisfaction with his role within the group. He stated that he was happy to play in SerieA and that he had had time to recover after the match. “I've had time to recover and I'm happy to play in SerieA,” he said, highlighting his motivation and desire to contribute to the club's success.
Milan, who suffered a negative result against Sassuolo, are now preparing for new challenges. The club has already announced that the season is still long and that the coach will continue to work on the game strategy, trying to make the most of the qualities of his players. Moreira, with his vision of the game and his positive attitude, represents a key element for the team as they approach a series of important matches.