GdS: Systems, roles and changes – why Milan remain a ‘puzzle’ under Amorim
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12-second readAC Milan are 10 games into their first season with Ruben Amorim, with doubts remaining about his selections, according to La Gazzetta dello Sport, as reported by SempreMilan. The match against RB Salzburg suggested squad rotation was viable, but the loss at Bournemouth revived doubts.
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AC Milan are 10 games into their first season with Ruben Amorim, with doubts remaining about his selections, according to La Gazzetta dello Sport, as reported by SempreMilan. The match against RB Salzburg suggested squad rotation was viable, but the loss at Bournemouth revived doubts.
Milan faces a challenging schedule with three games in six days, starting with Udinese, then Bologna, and ending with the derby against Inter. Ruben Amorim faces injuries, including Chukwueze, but Gonçalo Ramos has returned to group training and is ready for selection.
Amorim faces tactical questions and player adaptability issues, having made changes in formation and player roles throughout the season. The ability of certain players to adapt to his style and the standards required at Milan remains a puzzle, with concerns around players like Tomori and Loftus-Cheek.
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AC Milan are now 10 games into their first season with Ruben Amorim, and there remains quite a few doubts about his selections. La Gazzetta dello Sport (seen below) write this morning that the match against RB Salzburg might have led Rúben Amorim to believe that squad rotation was a viable path for his Milan side, but the debacle at Bournemouth has brought all those doubts back to the surface. Is this squad truly equipped to handle two matches a week? It is a highly relevant question as we head into a weekend that kicks off a stretch of three games in just six days.
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