AC Milan 0 Ferencvaros 2 | Bartesaghi: “There was a lack of attitude and determination…”
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14-second readDavide Bartesaghi attributed AC Milan's 0-2 loss to Ferencvaros to a lack of attitude and determination, stating that the team came onto the pitch without the right mindset. He acknowledged that the team had trained well during the week, especially after the derby, but failed to translate that into performance.

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Davide Bartesaghi attributed AC Milan's 0-2 loss to Ferencvaros to a lack of attitude and determination, stating that the team came onto the pitch without the right mindset. He acknowledged that the team had trained well during the week, especially after the derby, but failed to translate that into performance. Bartesaghi said that the alarm bells only started ringing after the game began. The team tried to recover in the second half but couldn't, according to Bartesaghi.
Bartesaghi emphasized that the team's lack of attitude, determination, and desire to fight for second balls led to their downfall. He noted that Ferencvaros created chances from Milan's mistakes. The team plans to regroup and re-evaluate their approach for the next match, according to Bartesaghi. He stated that they would "roll up our sleeves" and work on correcting their issues.
The Milan full-back acknowledged that the team was aware of the challenges they would face against Ferencvaros, particularly in Europe. Despite this knowledge, they failed to perform adequately. Bartesaghi stated that the team would analyze what went wrong and approach the next match with a different team spirit and the right determination. The team is expected to regroup and refocus from the following day.
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Davide Bartesaghi spoke to Sky Sport at the end of Milan-Ferencvaros 0-2. “The truth is that we needed to talk among ourselves. The performance is beyond comment. We came onto the pitch without the right attitude. We ruined everything that had been a good week. We need to roll up our sleeves from tomorrow and get to work.” “We knew it would be difficult, especially in Europe. There was a lack of attitude, determination and desire to fight for second balls, and we paid the price for it."
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