Ruben Amorim reiterates Milan‘s ambitions on the eve of the friendly against Chelsea in Jakarta. The Portuguese coach expressed his desire to compete for the title, while acknowledging the difficulties of the journey. “I can’t come here and say that we can’t or don’t want to win the championship,” declared the Rossoneri coach.
The work to be done remains considerable, given the presence of a new coach and changes in the squad. However, Amorim emphasized that when you coach a club of Milan‘s level, aiming for the title becomes a duty. The goal until the end of the season will be to win every match, with qualification for the Champions League representing a fundamental achievement for the club.
As for the Europa League, the Portuguese coach showed determination: “We have a squad that can win every match, in any competition. We have to believe in it and we have to want to win it.”
On the playing side, the coach noticed progress compared to previous outings. “Against Inter I saw improvements compared to the match against Celtic,” he explained, noting that the Nerazzurri have been a team together for years and are multiple-time league winners. The team is struggling physically due to the new style of play, but intense training continues to reach the necessary condition.
According to Gazzetta.it, Amorim added: “Today, in the world of football, everyone wants everything immediately, but things done well take time. In football there is no time, but you have to make choices. And my choice is to do the right things at the right time.” On the first day of the league, Milan will be a different team with a precise style, even if still far from perfection. The priority will be to win matches, gain time, and gradually bring the team closer to the desired style of football.
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