Journalist Fabrizio Biasin had this to say on Pressing, broadcast on Mediaset, about Ruben Amorim’s choices at Milan at the start of the season, from the line-ups used in these first four matchdays to the decisions made by the coach and the club’s management during the recent summer transfer window: "He will certainly have got some things wrong with his choices at the start of the match, but the fact is that this is an important squad, although it is not on the level of those where the starter and the alternative are of equal quality. Milan does not have that characteristic. If you bring on the alternative and only afterwards bring on the player who should be the starter..."
"I keep asking myself, and asking you as well. Milan certainly still have some limitations compared with Amorim’s idea of football, but then I look at the quality of the squads that finished ahead of Milan last year, Inter, Roma, Como and Napoli, and I ask myself: has the gap between the squads narrowed or widened? In my opinion, it has not narrowed. I think those four teams are still ahead. Gonçalo Ramos started, he scored a goal, and now he is struggling a little. Let’s say he now needs four or five matches to get up to speed. The alternative is an 18-year-old. The other teams have players of greater quality."
