In yesterday's derby, Gerry Cardinale publicly reaffirmed his trust in RubenAmorim, defending the security of his role as Milan coach. According to the owner, the coach has never threatened to lose his position and this will remain the case in the future. Cardinale declared: "Amorim is my coach... We have a great relationship, he is doing a great job with the team, with the players. He is truly a coach, he is a manager: he is making the players grow and this is what I want. I am happy with the choice I made."

The statement comes at a time when the club is under scrutiny for its performances and fans' expectations. Cardinale wanted to make it clear that his choice to entrust the technical management to Amorim is solid and that the project will not undergo sudden changes. The coach, in turn, responded with gratitude, underlining the importance of the support received. “It is fundamental, especially so that people understand that we will not change the project, whatever happens: this is a good feeling to have as a coach,” Amorim said.

Amorim added that while he is not naive, he understands the responsibility of winning matches. “I don't want to disappoint these people who support me so much, especially Mr. Cardinal,” he declared. He asked to be clear about the project and to maintain the trust of the fans, saying that the perception of stability can only help the club.

The dialogue between owner and coach highlights a shared vision of Milan's future. While Cardinale reiterates Amorim's certainty, the latter is committed to consolidating the project and obtaining concrete results. The club, in fact, is preparing to continue the season with the hope of improving the ranking and satisfying the expectations of the supporters.

With these statements, both Cardinale and Amorim have highlighted their determination to maintain continuity and lead Milan towards new goals, leaving the fans with the expectation of a more stable and promising season.

TuttomercatowebThis article was rewritten and localized by ScoreLens based on the original report.
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