Marco Simone, a former AC Milan striker, has expressed concern over the Rossoneri club's lack of ambition to win the Scudetto. The former player echoed the recent statements of Boban, who underlined the seasonal expectations of Milan and Ruben Amorim. According to Simone, goals from Gonçalo Ramos, who is currently struggling to find his form, would be needed to aim high. The former striker, who spent many years in the French championship, knows the Portuguese striker well and declared that his value is not in question, but he expected difficulties due to Milan's different style of play compared to PSG. If the team managed to grow as an offensive proposition and create more scoring opportunities, Ramos could also express himself at his best.
Simone also reflected on the impact of the passing of Berlusconi and Galliani on the management of the club. He stated that time passes, but that for him Milan has always had a special place in his heart. He remembered Berlusconi as an exceptional president, but stressed that he never had a direct role in the formation. He added that, with Sacchi and Capello, it was complicated to manage the team, but that theirs was a team in which anyone could play and where there was no room for errors. "We were very strong. We were a great Milan", he concluded.
The interview was granted to La Gazzetta dello Sport and highlighted Simone's frustration with the club's current situation, as well as his hope that the team will be able to return to competing for the title. Milan's future remains uncertain, but the voice of a former player who lived through the club's golden era adds another level of concern for fans and management.