Milan is preparing for a double challenge in three days, before facing Inter. After the victory against Udinese, coach Amorim must decide how to distribute his strength for Saturday's match against Bologna, taking into account the numerous absences. The objective is to bring Gila and Moreira back onto the field, while Rabiot's recovery remains a race against time. In defense, the coach probably uses the usual protagonists: Tomori, De Winter, Pavlovic and Diawara. In midfield the Modric-Jashari combination is expected, while in attack Pulisic, Hutchison and Goncalo Ramos should lead the team, with Bartesaghi still confirmed as a high left winger.
For Bologna, Raffaele Palladino has adopted a strategy of continuity, avoiding upsetting the structure that provided security in the last matches against Inter and Cagliari. Goalkeeper Skorupski is confirmed, while Heggem could replace Darmian in central defence, completing the trio with Casale and Theate. On the right side, Zortea remains the main choice, with the possibility of a relay with Darmian. On the left, Miranda is still preferred over Alhassane. In midfield, Moro was chosen to replace captain Ferguson, playing alongside the former Pobega. The attack includes the confirmation of Odgaard as center forward, with Dovbyk still being evaluated by Palladino. Mbangula is expected in attack, while the choice between Bernardeschi and Cambiaghi remains open, with the Belgian potentially receiving his first starting opportunity.
Milan, after the victory against Udinese, must now face Bologna in a match which, according to forecasts, will see a formation very similar to the one used against Inter and Cagliari. Bologna, on the other hand, presents itself with a stable team, with few changes compared to the previous lineup, and with the hope of exploiting the familiarity of the less used players. The next step for both teams will be tactical preparation and management of reserves, in view of the match against Inter in the following days.