Maurizio Ganz expressed optimism about Milan's future, underlining that the direction of the club is correct and that the club has undertaken a project that requires patience. According to the former player, the adoption of the new coach's ideas will not happen immediately, but the initial difficulties are predictable and the path can still lead to positive results.
In his speech, Ganz highlighted that the main objective for the current season is qualification for the Champions League. For him, Milan must return to the top four rankings, an achievement that would allow the club to rebuild its long-term ambitions. “It is not premature to talk about the scudetto in this balanced championship,” he said, adding that, as a former Rossoneri player, he hopes that the team can fight for the title, but that the priority is to consolidate growth and reach the Champions League.
Furthermore, Ganz commented on the situation of other Serie A teams. He praised Lazio for their good performance and recognized Como for their solidity, reiterating that the Como team proved to be stronger than expected after the previous season. He also mentioned Frosinone and Cagliari, underlining that they have shown interesting aspects regardless of the results obtained.
The interview, published on TuttomercatoWEB and conducted by colleagues from TuttoUdinese.it, offers a balanced view of the prospects of Milan and other Italian teams, highlighting the importance of patience and consolidation to achieve ambitious goals such as the Champions League.