Davide Bart—Milan lateral—expressed his satisfaction with this evening's victory against Udinese, commenting on Amadou Diawara's debut and the Rossoneri club's return to action after the European defeat. In an interview given to LaDomenicaSportiva, the player underlined the importance of attitude and "hunger" to get the three points, elements which, according to him, made the difference in the match.
In his account of the match, Bartha highlighted how the team entered the pitch with a carefree mentality, an approach that allowed them to play with more freedom and take advantage of the opportunities created. “When you have a clear head, things happen,” he said, referring to the fluidity and confidence he demonstrated during the match. The result, which guaranteed Milan an important home win, was accompanied by a promising debut for young Amadou Diawara, who made a "great debut" and has already shown himself to be a "golden boy".
Regarding team management, Bartha compared the methodologies of StefanoAllegri and new coachAlfredoAmorim. He stated that he respects the choices of both coaches, underlining that, although the playing structure has changed, the team is adapting well and needs time to consolidate. “It's a question of attitude, we're working on it,” he added, highlighting the desire to continuously improve.
Milan, after the European defeat, now has a demanding calendar ahead of them: the next match is against Bologna, with preparation starting tomorrow. Bartha indicated that the team will focus on the next match, but underlined that the week preceding the derby will be crucial to consolidate the players' form and motivation.
In summary, the victory against Udinese renewed Milan's confidence, while Diawara's debut added a new element of hope to the attacking department. With the team adapting to Amorim's new playing style and with the next match against Bologna in sight, the Rossoneri aim to maintain the positive energy and continue to collect points in the upcoming matches.