AC Milan owner Gerry Cardinale confirmed this morning that the Rossoneri club is still in the running for the Serie A title, and coach RubenAmorim appears to share this view. In a press conference held on the eve of the derby against Inter, Cardinale reiterated that the Scudetto remains the club's main objective, while Amorim pointed out that, although the team has lost a few points, the fight for the championship is still ongoing and the challenge is more difficult than it was in the previous season.
Amorim underlined that, regardless of the position in the table, Milan must aim for the best possible result, but with the prospect of a series of consecutive successes. “Our project is built around winning the Scudetto, not just for one year, but for several seasons in a row,” he declared, highlighting the importance of growing the team “one match at a time”. He also added that, for tomorrow's match, the priority is to contain the gap with first place, while maintaining the vision of winning Serie A.
The tone of Cardinale and Amorim indicates a strong commitment to continued success: Milan wants not only to reach the top, but to consolidate its position as the dominant club in Italy. With the derby against Inter imminent, the pressure is on, but the belief of both key figures is that the club is still capable of competing for the title. Attention is now turned to tomorrow's result, which will define whether the team can maintain its bid for the Scudetto.