Riccardo Trevisani spoke on 'Pressing' about Milan, who are coming off a win in Serie A against Empoli: "I am against playing four forwards all together, as I was when Fonseca had Leao, Pulisic, Abraham, and Morata on the field. Over the long term, it’s a setup that can't hold up."
On Liberato Cacace's foul on Kyle Walker:
"The AIA (Italian Referees Association) says there's a lack of intensity, so for them, it would have been a red card only if he had broken his ankle. The interesting thing, aside from the red or yellow card debate, is that Pairetto, who was just five meters away, managed not to pull out even a single card. It's a very clear incident."
On Santiago Gimenez:
"The goal he scored was spectacular, like a true center forward. He's the striker Milan has been missing; it’s been 20 years since the Rossoneri had a forward like him. Giroud did well at Milan, but he came at the end of his career. Gimenez is young, he can play for 10 years at Milan and score 200 goals. He’s an incredibly strong player."
