Udinese 0 Milan 2 | Amorim’s press conference: “Happy for Diawara”
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15-second readMilan coach Ruben Amorim expressed satisfaction with his team's performance against Udinese, stating it was better than their previous match against Atalanta. He highlighted the team's changed approach and departmental coordination. Amorim is already looking ahead to their next match against Bologna. The team had limited training time before the Udinese match, according to Amorim.
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Milan coach Ruben Amorim expressed satisfaction with his team's performance against Udinese, stating it was better than their previous match against Atalanta. He highlighted the team's changed approach and departmental coordination. Amorim is already looking ahead to their next match against Bologna. The team had limited training time before the Udinese match, according to Amorim.
Amorim praised young player Diawara, saying he is happy for him and considers it his responsibility to give inexperienced players game time. Amorim views Diawara as an option for the season. He also commented on Bartesaghi, noting the player's pace and that he needs to improve, having initially perceived him as more defensive-minded before getting to know him during training.
Amorim emphasized the need for the team to improve collectively and for players to get to know each other better. He mentioned that during training, the focus is on work rather than discussion, and that Milan players do not need motivation but rather readiness. Amorim is focused on enhancing the team's performance in the coming period.
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- Atalanta, Udinese
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Ruben Amorim’s statements at the press conference after the Udinese-Milan match. “It was better than the one against Atalanta. We did not have too much time to train, we changed the way we play, the combination of the departments. I am very proud and I am already thinking about Bologna. We will see who survives to play.” “Bartesaghi has a lot of pace. During training, you get to know your players. Before I arrived, I thought he was more defensive, but instead he needs to improve. Today, he used his qualities.” “I am very happy for him.
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