Amorim: Milan still have 'many things' to improve, two things concern me
Speaking in a press conference setting covered by Football Italia, new Milan boss Rúben Amorim offered a candid assessment of his team, acknowledging that the squad still has 'many things' to improve. While the Portuguese coach did not detail every concern in the headline, he singled out two particular issues that worry him — a signal that early-season or early-tenure adjustments are still very much in progress. The comments suggest Milan are still a work in progress under Amorim, with the manager openly identifying gaps that need addressing before the team can hit its targets. The remarks underline the scale of the rebuild the former Sporting CP and Manchester United coach faces in Serie A.
Read the full story at football-italia.netRúben Amorim's public admission that Milan still have 'many things' to improve is a candid window into the early shape of his project at San Siro. Singling out two concrete concerns adds specificity to what would otherwise be a generic post-match platitude — it tells observers exactly where the manager's focus is sharpening, and where Milan supporters should expect tactical evolution in the coming weeks. For a club of Milan's stature, an openly transitional phase under a high-profile coach carries both short-term risk and long-term upside, and the next few fixtures will be a useful barometer of whether the team is absorbing his ideas.
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