Football is made of moments, and the one Milan is currently going through is certainly not among the best. The last two matches have unleashed criticism against Ruben Amorim, who is being questioned by the surrounding environment but not by Gerry Cardinale, uneasy, yet still confident that this technical project can soon take off and deliver the hoped-for results.
The problem, however, is that as of today Milan’s flaws outweigh its strengths, or rather, its problems. And in some way 'La Gazzetta dello Sport' has tried to address and delve into them, headlining:
"Defense too exposed. Attack lacking creativity and a nervous team."
Amorim has a lot to work on if he doesn’t want to sink before his time.
