Cardinale urges Milan fans to ‘come together’ to win: “It has to be everybody”
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12-second readGerry Cardinale urged AC Milan fans to 'come together' to win, stating that it requires a collective effort from everyone involved with the club. He made these comments during an impromptu interview with Carlo Pellegatti, emphasizing the need for unity among fans, players, and staff.
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Gerry Cardinale urged AC Milan fans to 'come together' to win, stating that it requires a collective effort from everyone involved with the club. He made these comments during an impromptu interview with Carlo Pellegatti, emphasizing the need for unity among fans, players, and staff. Cardinale believes that Ruben Amorim is doing a great job and that the players are committed to winning. The context is Milan's mixed start to the season.
Milan's season has been marked by inconsistent performances, including two defeats in the Europa League and three draws in the league. The upcoming derby against Inter is seen as a potential catalyst for a better period, with a win narrowing the gap to four points. The pressure is on the team, but they are expected to receive strong support from the fans.
Cardinale expressed confidence in Amorim and the team's desire to win, citing his observations at Milanello and meetings with the players. He believes that the team's willingness to win is genuine and that success is a matter of time. Cardinale's comments reflect his optimism about the team's potential under Amorim's management.
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Yesterday evening, Gerry Cardinale was stopped by Carlo Pellegatti for an impromptu interview and he urged the AC Milan fans to ‘come together’. Between the two defeats in the Europa League and the three draws in the league, it has been a so-so start to the season for Milan. In that sense, tonight’s derby against Inter could act as a catalyst for a good period, as a win would take them within four points of the Nerazzurri. Ruben Amorim knows it and the players know it, so it will be very interesting to see if we will get a good response tonight or another disappointing performance.
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