Udinese 0 – Milan 2 | Jashari: “Amorim has been fundamental for me”
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15-second readMilan midfielder Ardon Jashari was interviewed by Sky Sport after Milan's 0-2 win against Udinese, discussing his growth and performance. He stated that with more playing time, he feels more confident and his teammates trust him more. Jashari attributed his development to coach Amorim, saying Amorim has been fundamental for him since being appointed Milan manager.
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Milan midfielder Ardon Jashari was interviewed by Sky Sport after Milan's 0-2 win against Udinese, discussing his growth and performance. He stated that with more playing time, he feels more confident and his teammates trust him more. Jashari attributed his development to coach Amorim, saying Amorim has been fundamental for him since being appointed Milan manager. Amorim showed Jashari he knew him perfectly as a player from their first phone call.
Jashari praised his understanding with teammate Luka, stating they understand each other immediately on the pitch. He enjoyed playing alongside Luka, referencing their previous good performance together against Como the previous year. Jashari noted that even when he moves out of position, Luka knows how to cover for him.
Jashari expressed his desire to repay Amorim's confidence by giving everything on the pitch and playing regularly. He believes Amorim will be happy with his performance, but considers it just the beginning of what he is capable of. Jashari highlighted the importance of the victory, calling it the first step in the right direction.
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Ardon Jashari, Milan midfielder, was interviewed by Sky Sport at the end of Udinese-Milan, a match that ended 0-2 in favour of the Rossoneri. “I would definitely say so. Not only as far as I personally am concerned, but I think everyone can see and appreciate how much I am growing. With more playing time, I feel much more confident, my teammates also trust me more and more, and I am really happy about that. However, the most important thing, of course, is the victory: this is the first step in the right direction," as relayed via Milan News. “I think exactly the same.
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