Milan 2 Bologna 4 | Ruben Amorim’s post-match press conference
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16-second readAC Milan head coach Ruben Amorim attributed his team's 2-4 loss to Bologna to a lack of energy and clarity from the start, feeling the team was "tired" and not cohesive. Amorim noted that even when Milan was ahead, the team's performance was inconsistent. After conceding two quick goals in the second half, Milan struggled to adapt.

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AC Milan head coach Ruben Amorim attributed his team's 2-4 loss to Bologna to a lack of energy and clarity from the start, feeling the team was "tired" and not cohesive. Amorim noted that even when Milan was ahead, the team's performance was inconsistent. After conceding two quick goals in the second half, Milan struggled to adapt. Amorim saw an opportunity with Camarda to equalize, but overall, the team was not comfortable throughout the match.
Amorim plans to assess his players' availability for the next match, hoping to get one or two players back from injury. He acknowledged the challenge of maintaining a fresh team due to limited rotation options. Amorim emphasized that his current players are giving their all on the pitch. He intends to evaluate the situation and potentially take risks with players returning from injury.
Amorim defended Camarda, stating that his mistake was not isolated, as many players lost possession in critical moments, leading to turnovers. Amorim sees Camarda's situation as representative of the team's overall performance, rather than an individual issue. This perspective is part of Amorim's broader assessment of the team's inconsistent play.
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The AC Milan head coach, Ruben Amorim, spoke to the media in a press conference after the Rossoneri's loss 2-4 against Bolgona at the San Siro. “We have played some matches in which we have been inconsistent over the course of the 90 minutes for many reasons. Now, what I felt from the very first minute was a lack of energy and clarity in the way we managed the ball. Even when we were ahead, I had the feeling that the team was not the same. That is the feeling I had today: I felt that we were a little tired.
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