In the pre-match of Sassuolo-Milan, the Rossoneri midfielder Diego Moreira spoke to DAZN, highlighting his lateral flexibility and desire to contribute to the score. "Playing on the left makes it easier for me, but I can also do it on the right and I hope to score again. For me it doesn't change much," he declared, underlining that the position does not influence his offensive commitment.
Moreira also expressed his support for teammate, Portuguese Ramos, who found form during the break of a previous international match. "I'm happy for him who scored against Portugal during the break; he does an extraordinary job for the team and the goal will also come to Milan," he added, making it clear that coach Amorim is convinced that Ramos can return to being a point of reference in attack.
Coach LuísAmorim, meanwhile, reiterated the importance of a four-man defense that allows Milan to be more aggressive in the attacking phase. “I like the 4-0 defense, it allows us to be more aggressive in attack,” he explained, highlighting how the defensive structure is the basis for the attack. Moreira, who has shown that he can operate on both flanks, is considered a key element in maintaining the fluidity of the lateral play.
Milan, which is preparing for a decisive match against Sassuolo, seeks to consolidate its position in the standings. With the team in form and motivation high, the aim is to exploit Moreira's versatility and Ramos' power to achieve a positive result. The next match, scheduled for Sunday, will be a crucial opportunity to test whether Amorim's strategies and individual performances will translate into goals and points for the team.