Milan confirmed their confidence in Ruben Amorim, their new coach, with owner Gerry Cardinale's visit to Italy. During a meeting with the management, Cardinale reiterated his support for the technical project, underlining that the club is a reality in which to invest in the long term, despite the mixed results and the difficulties in opening the season. Amorim's position remains solid, as does that of managers Moreira and Rabiot, considered key figures in the Rossoneri project.
The Rossoneri group finds itself in a complex situation due to numerous injuries. Amorim has already recovered Gonzalo Ramos, but still faces a shortage of players like Gabbia, Terracciano, Chuckwueze and others. Leão is also still recovering, while Camarda continues to work to get back into shape. These absences limit rotation options and increase pressure on the manager to find effective solutions before the derby.
The calendar offers no respite: after the matches against Udinese and Bologna, Milan will have to face Inter in a derby which could have a significant impact on the team's morale and season prospects. Cardinale will personally follow the developments of this crucial challenge, confirming his desire to remain close to the club in this delicate moment. Trust in technical guidance does not exclude the expectation of concrete results; Milan must recover continuity to avoid a gap from the top positions.
The Rossoneri owner continues to consider the consolidation of the sporting project as a priority, focusing on corporate stability and the growth of the team. However, the management will have to manage a demanding calendar and work to bring injured players back as quickly as possible, in order to maintain competitiveness in Serie A.