Bournemouth 3 – Milan 0 | Goalkeeper Di Gregorio: “Milan with 0 shots on target? I felt a little cold…”
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7-second readItalian goalkeeper, Michele Di Gregorio, who started for Bournemouth against AC Milan, was interviewed by Sky Sport to discuss his team's 3-0 victory over Amorim's 'Diavolo' team.
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Italian goalkeeper, Michele Di Gregorio, who started for Bournemouth against AC Milan, was interviewed by Sky Sport to discuss his team's 3-0 victory over Amorim's 'Diavolo' team.
“We were playing at home tonight and we knew it was a very important match, against a top-level opponent. We all know Milan, but our mentality doesn't change: we wanted to approach the match with our ideas and our style, being aggressive regardless of how the incidents unfolded.”
But I have to thank my teammates: the truth is that when the goalkeeper doesn't concede a goal, it's always thanks to the work of the whole team, so I can only thank them.”
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@footballitalia · X · rumour · 2026-10-22 21:53 UTC
Michele Di Gregorio is proud that Bournemouth ‘mentality does not change’ even against Milan in the Europa League, describes the difference in England and denies Bologna rumours. #ACMilan #AFCB #BournemouthMilan #BOUACM #UEL https://t.co/DiPnuTNDbG ↗
Milanreports.com · rumour · 2026-10-22 21:44 UTC
Bournemouth 3 – Milan 0 | Goalkeeper Di Gregorio: “Milan with 0 shots on target? I felt a little cold…” ↗
Italian goalkeeper, Michele Di Gregorio, who started for Bournemouth against AC Milan, was interviewed by Sky Sport to discuss his team's 3-0 victory over Amorim's 'Diavolo' team. You had started very well even before Maignan's sending-off.
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