In the Rossoneri household, one cannot help but already think about next season. Clear choices are needed to get going again: the point of the situation
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As of February 28, Milan’s season is effectively over. Believing in fourth place is now only utopia, and fans are tired of clinging to what remains only to be punctually disappointed. The match against Torino had been presented as a final, but even before that those against Dinamo Zagreb and Feyenoord, and it failed. It failed again yesterday, with a knockout that certifies the disaster, so far, of the sporting project signed RedBird.
In these hours so there is talk of revolution, of resetting everything and starting again, but what if the solution was something else? Napoli last year finished the championship in tenth place and is now there to fight for the Scudetto again. After a throw-away season, with really questionable coaching choices, Aurelio De Laurentiis decided to rely on the best coach there was on the market and a sporting director, who knows Italian soccer, who could work in tune with Antonio Conte.
Milan, ecco la via da seguire
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On the market then came experienced players from the Premier League, Lukaku and McTominay, Neres, and the best defender in Serie A, Alessandro Buongiorno. Between summer and winter, then, those players who wanted to say goodbye to Napoli said goodbye. Perhaps the failure to replace Kvara will not allow the Azzurri to win the Scudetto, but we are sure that the Campania team will play it out until the end, because Napoli has become a team again, following and fighting for its leader.
Something Milan is sorely lacking today. The Diavolo, as mentioned, has been deprived of its soul, and the team today appears drained. The example of Napoli can therefore be useful for Milan to restart. Selling their players after a season like this, on the other hand, would make little sense.
The Diavolo has no need to give up its jewels, which would go away now at a much lower price. Those who are disappointing have done very well in the past anyway. They just need the right stimulation and motivation to perform at their best. Gerry Cardinale will certainly not be able to sell everyone at a bargain price. The strategy can only be a different one. To pay, then, could be the managers, as well as the coach
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