Omari Hutchinson expressed satisfaction with his first goal in Serie A, scored in Milan's 2-0 win against Udinese. At the end of the match, in an interview broadcast by DAZN, the midfielder underlined the importance of results rather than shirt numbers, stating that "the shirt is not that important, the goals are more important".

The corner player also reiterated that he had numerous shooting opportunities during the match and that he was happy to have scored his first goal for the Rossoneri club. In a short interview, he joked that, if he were to participate in the Ballon d'Or, he would find himself competing with top-level players such as Harry Kane or Kylian Mbappé.

Hutchinson's goal came in the 55th minute, after a building move from midfield that left Udinese in difficulty. Milan then consolidated the victory with a second goal from another player, bringing the score to 2‑0. The midfielder's performance was welcomed by the manager and fans, who praised his ability to create space and exploit opportunities in front of goal.

According to sources, Milan took advantage of Hutchinson's performance to consolidate their position in the standings, while Udinese remains in a lower position. The Rossoneri club continues to work on other aspects of the game, with the coach having already outlined the next objectives for the team.

For the future, Milan is preparing to continue its run in Serie A, with the hope of maintaining the positive performance demonstrated against Udinese and exploiting the potential of its key players such as Hutchinson.

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