Tuttosport: Rabiot was right – Here’s what’s wrong with Amorim’s Milan

Adrien Rabiot’s comments in Reggio Emilia did not exactly come as a bombshell, nor did they expose some great hidden truth. The Frenchman, however, offered a clear-headed assessment of Milan’s situation.

It was constructive criticism, an honest analysis. (AC Milan via Getty Images) Because although Milan are still unbeaten in the league and sit fifth with 12 points, four behind Inter and Lazio, the team still looks very much like a work in progress.

And it is a project surrounded by several question marks, not least because it is difficult to understand exactly what Ruben Amorim is ultimately trying to achieve.