Udinese 0 – Milan 2 | Amorim: “Bartesaghi is better offensively than defensively… I’m proud”
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15-second readRuben Amorim expressed pride in Milan's 2-0 victory over Udinese, citing the team's competitiveness from the start. Amorim highlighted the challenges posed by the schedule and injuries, noting that all players must be ready. He praised the team's performance despite limited training, saying they demonstrated readiness to handle the pressure of playing for Milan.

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Ruben Amorim expressed pride in Milan's 2-0 victory over Udinese, citing the team's competitiveness from the start. Amorim highlighted the challenges posed by the schedule and injuries, noting that all players must be ready. He praised the team's performance despite limited training, saying they demonstrated readiness to handle the pressure of playing for Milan. The win came after a 3-0 Europa League defeat to Bournemouth.
Amorim discussed Davide Bartesaghi's new role, stating he is "better offensively than defensively." He noted Bartesaghi needs to improve defensively, particularly in one-on-one situations, and be more aggressive. Bartesaghi was given a more advanced role in the absence of several key players due to injuries. Amorim praised Bartesaghi's performance, saying he crosses well and has quality finishing in training.
Milan faced challenges due to a long list of absentees, including Adrien Rabiot and Samuel Chukwueze. Amorim emphasized the importance of preparing players for the future, as his job is not just to win but also to ensure Milan's long-term success. He expressed concern about the injury situation, saying it's "impossible" with the current schedule and that everyone needs to be prepared. Ruben Loftus-Cheek limped off in the final minutes with an injury.
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Ruben Amorim spoke to DAZN at the end of Udinese-Milan 0-2. “I am happy for the players and proud. We said we wanted to be competitive from the very beginning, and we have demonstrated that. I am really happy and proud of the team; now we have to think about the next match.” “I think it is impossible with this schedule at the moment… Everyone has injuries. So all the players have to be ready. My job is not only to win, but also to guarantee a future for Milan. We have a lot of injuries, and these players have shown me that they are ready to handle the pressure of playing for this club.
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Earlier report
Ruben Amorim feels ‘really happy and proud’ with Milan’s 2-0 victory away to Udinese, revealing why Davide Bartesaghi has this new role. ‘He is better offensively than defensively.’ The Rossoneri were feeling the strain after some far from convincing performances, including Thursday’s 3-0 Europa League defeat away to Bournemouth when down to 10 men for over an hour. They got off to the perfect start in Udine, as Luka Modric took a free kick quickly for Christian Pulisic to spring the offside trap, then Omari Hutchinson scored his first goal for the club, on the rebound from an Ardon Jashari strike.Read original report ↗
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Milanreports.com · reported · 2026-10-25 22:08 UTC
Udinese 0 – Milan 2 | Amorim: “Bartesaghi is better offensively than defensively… I’m proud” ↗
Ruben Amorim spoke to DAZN at the end of Udinese-Milan 0-2. Here are all his words: A thrilling match with all these injuries… How happy are you? “I am happy for the players and proud. We said we wanted to
Football Italia · reported · 2026-10-25 22:07 UTC
Amorim: ‘Really proud of Milan, Bartesaghi better offensively than defensively’ ↗
Ruben Amorim feels ‘really happy and proud’ with Milan’s 2-0 victory away to Udinese, revealing...
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