Milan are continuing their work on the new project under Ruben Amorim, with the team improving from one match to the next. Former Rossoneri player Filippo Galli was present at the presentation of Mauro Suma's book "Il Milan nel mondo" and spoke about the Rossoneri's current situation to the Tuttosport newspaper:
"I invite the fans to be patient and have faith: I am convinced that the project led by Cardinale and Amorim will bring satisfaction. This Milan will return to winning in the coming years."
Galli also recalled his greatest success in a Milan shirt:
"I choose the Champions League won in Athens against Barcelona, also because I played that final as a starter. An unforgettable 4-0, but as a Milan fan, winning against Steaua Bucharest at a Camp Nou entirely filled with Rossoneri fans was also a thrilling experience."
Galli on the Scudetto race and Mario Gila's impact:
"I see Inter and Roma a step above all the others in the race for first place. Keep an eye on Lazio too, who are flying and play only one match a week, but Milan can also have their say. As a fan, I hope the Rossoneri can compete until the very end."
A thought on Mario Gila, a pillar in defence:
"I am really enjoying watching the Spaniard, even in the role of a full-back. He is interpreting his new role extremely well, also making an important contribution by supporting attacking moves. I was certain he would establish himself quickly. He had already shown at Lazio that he was one of the best defensive players in Serie A. A great signing."
Defending Gonçalo Ramos and his verdict on Nicolò Tresoldi:
"I am an admirer of Ramos. We would all like him to be more clear-headed and decisive in front of goal, but do not forget all the movement he makes without the ball. This goes unnoticed, but his work is fundamental to the team's play."
A final thought on the potential addition of Tresoldi:
"There is no doubt that a finisher capable of increasing the number of goals scored by the forwards is needed. Tresoldi is good and is doing important things with Brugge. However, we need to understand whether a player with his characteristics would be suitable for Amorim's style of play."
