Milan is preparing for a new Champions League match, this time against Red Bull Salzburg, after the 2‑1 home defeat against Benfica. Coach RubenAmorim has already outlined the priorities for the team, focusing on internal work and the need to improve performance on the pitch. In a press conference he underlined that the criticisms circulating around the club are understandable, but that his task is to guide the team towards victory, without being distracted by external controversies. “I understood what would happen from the third match against Juventus,” said Amorim, adding that his objective remains to obtain positive results and continue to improve the team's performance.
During the meeting with the media, the coach reiterated the importance of maintaining concentration and doing his job, regardless of the opinions of the fans or the press. “I don't care what people say, I have to do my job,” he said, highlighting the need to concentrate on the matches and not be distracted by outside noise. Amorim also expressed confidence in the team's growth, saying he sees constant improvement in the players' performances.
Among Milan's protagonists, defender StrahinjaPavlovic expressed great satisfaction with the renewal of his contract, which binds him to the club until 2031. Pavlovic, a former Austrian player, thanked the coach and the management for the opportunity to continue playing with the Rossoneri shirt. “I am really proud and happy about the renewal,” he declared, adding that he hopes for a successful future and to be able to play many quality matches with Milan.
Milan, who suffered a defeat against Benfica, are now preparing for a new Champions League match. Coach RubenAmorim underlined the importance of focusing on internal work and improving the team's performance, while defender StrahinjaPavlovic expressed his satisfaction with the renewal of the contract until 2031. With the match against Red Bull Salzburg scheduled, Milan seeks to consolidate their position in the European competition and demonstrate that they are a team on the rise.