Sassuolo coach Alberto Aquilani spoke to DAZN before the home match against Milan, highlighting the importance of preparation and trust in key players. The coach underlined how, after the break, the team had to regain concentration and work on fundamental principles to maintain competitiveness. "There were some guys behind and we pushed a little more, we worked on some principles. Those who stayed did an important job and those who returned did so with confidence. After the break there is always a bit of doubt, but I hope we will be ready," declared Aquilani.
In his speech, the coach also highlighted the strength of the team's wingers. "We have strong wingers, capable of playing one-on-one and different from each other. We focus on them, we have to give them the cleanest ball possible because they can hurt," he added, referring to players like Berardi and Laurienté who are considered decisive in the most important matches.
A focal point of his interview was the young midfielder Cisse, who attracted the interest of many teams. Aquilani declared that he recognized the young man's technical and physical qualities from day one. "From day one I recognized different qualities in him, both technical and physical. I don't know if I expected it like this, the Milan coach was also good at trusting him," he commented, underlining the importance of the trust placed in Cisse by both Sassuolo and Milan.
The coach also referred to the role of Amorim, who has shown that he has the ability to give confidence to the players. “Amorim is also good at giving him confidence,” he added, highlighting the synergy between the members of the coaching staff and their ability to motivate the players.
As the match against Milan approaches, Sassuolo is preparing to field a team ready to exploit its defensive and offensive qualities. The coach expressed optimism about the team's ability to face the challenge with determination and maintain concentration after the break. The match promises to be crucial for the league table, and Sassuolo will try to capitalize on the trust placed in their key players.