The new era of Ruben Amorim’s Milan has only just begun. The years following Pioli's departure have brought little to Milan; in fact, they have essentially undone what had been built with so much hard work: two failures to qualify for the Champions League, with the first season even ending without any European competition to play in.
That is why Gerry Cardinale has overhauled everything while at the same time asking the fans to be patient. For this reason, there is no need to sound the alarm after the underwhelming performances in these opening three games, which have nevertheless yielded seven points. This is also the view of journalist Andrea Masala, who writes about it in La Gazzetta dello Sport.
Andrea Masala’s view of Ruben Amorim’s Milan:
"The Rossoneri club and Cardinale have made it clear that Amorim, whose surname is certainly auspicious, has been brought in to introduce a proactive style of football, in keeping with what dominates the international game. The choice is consistent with the Rossoneri tradition: Milan fans have always been demanding not only when it comes to results, but also the quality of the football. This is a project that requires time and matures slowly. Amorim's work can produce clear results in the medium term at the very least: this needs to be taken into account, without grumbling at the first draw."
