Matteo Moretto, a transfer market expert, spoke on Fabrizio Romano's YouTube channel about Omari Hutchinson’s move to Milan:
"I can reveal a behind-the-scenes detail: Amorim pushed very hard to have him. During the various calls they had over the past few hours, he made it clear to Hutchinson that he will be an important player and that he wants to help him develop and become one of the best players in the Italian league."
Where can Omari Hutchinson in Amorim's system?
Davide Chinellato, La Gazzetta dello Sport’s correspondent in England, spoke about Omari Hutchinson, Milan’s new signing:
“Omari Hutchinson has developed into a left-footed attacking midfielder who likes to start from the right but is capable of playing across the entire attacking line. In Amorim’s 3-4-2-1 system, he appears naturally suited to occupying the right-sided No. 10 role."
“He is not yet a finished product, but rather a talent who will need to find his place at San Siro and in Italian football. Part of what Hutchinson is today comes from his two years at Ipswich Town, where coach McKenna also worked on the defensive side of his game, having him study Mohamed Salah and Sadio Mané," as relayed via Milan News.
“'I’m a sponge, I’m not afraid to ask for advice,' he said in an interview a few years ago. McKenna’s teachings (‘He has the right mentality to reach his full potential, the coach said about him during his time at Ipswich) helped him improve defensively, adding pressing out of possession to his attacking creativity.”
