With the arrival of Massimiliano Allegri on the bench and of a sporting director like Tare ready to handle the daily management, the atmosphere around the team changes radically. After a disappointing season, made up of too many missteps and lackluster performances, a new chapter begins. But it doesn't start from zero: it starts from judgment.
With Allegri, things change: the group will have to "pedal" too
The return of a winning coach like Allegri, someone who has always delivered concrete results, means one very clear thing: the excuses are over at AC Milan. Those who looked for alibis, those who hid behind the club’s difficulties or behind the technical confusion, will now have no more crutches. Allegri’s presence removes the protective veil that covered many individual and collective shortcomings. We know: it wasn’t only the responsibility of the squad, and in such a climate (amid communication gaps in management and increasingly heavy criticism from fans), even the players understandably struggled. However, this can no longer be pushed aside. We restart, with desire (from everyone). Those who do not want to stay can make room.
Tare with Allegri: finally two authoritative figures
The new sporting director, tasked with restoring order and method in the day-to-day sports management, will have the job of serving as a bridge between the locker room and the management. A constant and competent presence that was lacking, and which will be decisive in avoiding distractions, drops in tension, and internal fractures. Again in this case: no more excuses.
In fact, many players have not performed up to expectations, have gone missing in decisive moments, and have lacked personality and hunger. Technical errors, wrong approaches, colorless performances: too often, a team without soul has been seen.
This is why next season will also be a final test for more than one member of the squad. Allegri will not make concessions: those who cannot handle the pressure, those who are not ready to fight every day, will be left out. Individual responsibilities will return to the center, just like meritocracy. Whoever plays will do so because they deserve it. Those who make too many mistakes will sit on the bench.
Source: Milannews.it
