Milan achieved their first victory in the Europa League under the guidance of RubenAmorim, having defeated Salzburg 4‑0 in a match that saw a hat-trick from AlphadjoCisse and a goal from GonçaloRamos. The Portuguese coach commented on the performance of his staff and the French player, highlighting both the strengths and areas for improvement.
Amorim expressed satisfaction with the team's accuracy, stressing that although the match was a success, there is still room for improvement. "We controlled the game and scored. Actually, we played better in other games, but this time we were just more precise," he said. He also stressed the importance of rotations, given the congestion of the calendar, and urged all players to understand that they can be called upon to play at any time.
As for Cisse, the coach said: “He doesn't owe me anything, but he can do even better.” He praised his explosiveness and heart, but highlighted the need to improve both in training and on the pitch. “He has a lot of potential, but he needs to work harder,” he added. Amorim also mentioned the need to improve the construction of the game and the management of the ball in front of the opponent's area.
Another focal point was midfielder FrancescoCamarda, who started the evening as the starter. Amorim praised his ability to read the game, but called for an increase in explosiveness, pace and pace. “He has the ability to run for the full 90 minutes,” he explained. Camarda was considered a key element for the construction of the game and for the ability to move into the area.
Finally, the coach asked to continue working on some gaps, such as ball management in the area and game construction, to ensure that the team maintains the level of performance necessary in the upcoming European matches. With this victory, Milan strengthens its position in the competition and prepares the ground for the next matches.