Udinese coach Runjaic: “Milan have more strengths than weaknesses”
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14-second readUdinese coach Kosta Runjaic discussed the upcoming match against Milan, stating that Milan has great quality players and more strengths than weaknesses. He noted that Milan, along with Inter, has the most possession in the league. Runjaic emphasized the need for Udinese to be compact defensively and good at exploiting spaces in attack.

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Udinese coach Kosta Runjaic discussed the upcoming match against Milan, stating that Milan has great quality players and more strengths than weaknesses. He noted that Milan, along with Inter, has the most possession in the league. Runjaic emphasized the need for Udinese to be compact defensively and good at exploiting spaces in attack. Milan's quality was evident in their performance against Bournemouth, where they showed the ability to play vertically and were strong in one-on-one situations.
Runjaic highlighted the importance of his team being disciplined, united, and focused against Milan. He acknowledged that Milan has a large squad equipped not only for Serie A but also for other competitions, and that players who have played less will have the opportunity to make an impact. Udinese must think about their own approach and then see the result. The team is ready and knows what they have to do.
Regarding team news, Runjaic confirmed that a player with a minor muscular problem would be assessed for availability against Milan. He stated that a specific player would play but not start due to their injury history. Additionally, Abankwah and Piotrowski would be available for the match, while Zanoli would not play due to a minor relapse.
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The Udinese coach Kosta Runjaic spoke at a press conference on the eve of the match against Milan, valid for the eighth matchday of Serie A. “We must not forget the match in Lecce. We made several mistakes and approached the match badly. We suffered our fifth consecutive defeat at the end of a complicated match. We want to show that we are a different team. We must play with the right balance, without being too emotional but bringing the right intensity and the right energy against Milan.
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