Omari Hutchinson is increasingly ready to become an important player for this new Milan. The English attacking midfielder, who arrived in the final hours of the transfer window last August, is training at Milanello while waiting for more playing time in the league. "It has been fantastic from the beginning, I’m enjoying myself here. I’m working very hard. Compared to the Premier League, it’s still too early to judge, but everything here is very tactical."
Indeed, together with manager Ruben Amorim, the 22-year-old is trying to absorb all the tactical advice he can in order to adapt to Serie A. The international break has come at the right time for him to focus on certain movements worked on at Milanello: "I needed a period like this, you never know what will happen. I’m training hard and I want to show what I’m capable of." Hutchinson joined Milan thanks to manager Ruben Amorim. It was Amorim himself who made the decisive phone call that convinced him to move to the Rossoneri, writes Corriere dello Sport.
"I scored my first goal for Ipswich against him and it was a great emotion. Before I came here, we joked about it," the English player said.
Hutchinson is determined to prove himself at Milan
So far, the Nottingham Forest loanee has only featured against Lazio in the league and Benfica in the Europa League, but he will be more heavily involved when the league resumes, also in light of Saelemaekers’ serious injury.
