Serie A finally resumes on Saturday. The context in which the league will restart will be somewhat unprecedented for everyone: no club has ever been accustomed to such a long break as the two-week pause experienced at the start of the season. It will therefore be interesting to see, among all the points of interest, whether there will also be any consequences from this perspective. In any case, what really matters is that the league is back in full swing and, in the case of clubs competing in Europe such as Milan, with a very packed schedule, as relayed via Milannews.it.
This morning, with the end of this extended pause approaching, Corriere dello Sport wondered how the action will resume in the Serie A championship. The headline reads: “A smart restart”. The subheading then asks: “Who will come out stronger from the long break? Coaches and fitness staff under pressure”. It goes on to say: “Three weeks off: an event we were not accustomed to. Some will benefit from it and some will not. Certainly, nobody rested while with their national team. And now a real marathon begins...” There is also a mention of Milan: “Ramos’ resurgence reassures Milan.”
