"Conceiçao, slow pace; Fonseca finished better"
This is the headline this morning in Corriere dello Sport about Milan, which so far has not benefited from the change on the bench at the end of 2024 when Sergio Conceiçao replaced Paulo Fonseca.
Comparing the numbers of Fonseca in his last 15 matches as Milan coach and Conceiçao in his first 15 games in charge of the Diavolo, we can see that the former achieved nine wins, four draws, and two losses (against Atalanta and Napoli), for a total of 31 points (an average of 2.06 points per game).
Meanwhile, the current Milan coach has earned eight wins, three draws, and four losses (against Juventus, Dinamo Zagreb, Feyenoord, and Torino), thus totaling 27 points and an average of 1.8 points per match (the two Supercoppa matches against Juventus and Inter are included). The numbers thus show that with Conceiçao things haven't improved, in fact, they have worsened, despite him winning a trophy with the Rossoneri, as relayed via Milannews.it.
