The Milan derby on Saturday is the most anticipated match of the week, with both clubs immediately called to a European commitment afterwards. Paolo Condò writes this in the pages of the Corriere della Sera, analyzing the management choices that the two coaches might already make in their respective matches tomorrow.
“The key match of the week is the Milan derby on Saturday, followed for both Inter and Milan by a crucial European round. This means that, as far as possible, tomorrow Chivu and Amorim will rotate their squads,” writes the journalist.
As for the Nerazzurri, the away match in Venice offers room for maneuver: the lagoon team has won only one match so far, and this, according to Condò, “allows for rest rotations.” The situation is different for the Rossoneri, who face Bologna, a team that Palladino has put back on track: a clash that leaves “less room for second-string players.”
The reporter concludes with a remark about Milan’s current moment: “It’s not a bad thing, because for Amorim to keep Milan running today, the starters are needed.”
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