Milan coach, RubenAmorim, held the press conference after the match against Bologna, in which the Rossoneri team ended in a draw. The coach expressed concern about the lack of energy and clarity that affected the team from the first minute, underlining how the team seemed tired and incapable of maintaining the same level of play in both phases of the match.
Amorim recalled that, despite the initial lead, Milan conceded two goals in quick succession in the second half, leaving the team behind and with no time to get back into the game. He cited Camarda's great equalizing opportunity, but said the team didn't feel comfortable from the start, even in the first half. The coach defined the situation as a "discontinuity" which influenced the management of ball possession and the ability to maintain control of the pace of the game.
On the medical front, Amorim declared that the players' availability will be assessed tomorrow to understand who can be recovered or replaced. He avoided talking about any specific injuries, instead focusing on the overall context of the match and the fact that the players are giving their all. The coach expressed his desire to keep the team fresh and adapt to the circumstances, suggesting that it might be possible to recover one or two players to put a more balanced team back on the field.
Regarding Camarda's performance, Amorim explained that the player made a ball error that led to Bologna's goal, but also highlighted that many players lost balls that triggered the opponents' transitions. The coach therefore concluded that the situation is not exclusive to a single player, but reflects a broader difficulty in maintaining control of the game.
With the match ending in a draw, Milan are still in the ninth matchday of Serie A. The coach remains focused on evaluating the available players and the need to adapt to improve performances in the next matches. Milan's next match will be crucial to understand if the changes made by the press conference will lead to a more positive result.