Statements from Rafa Leao and Matteo Gabbia after the match. The two players protagonists at the end of the match. Here are their words
Milan won in a comeback and did so thanks to Rafa Leao, who returned decisive, scoring the equalizing goal and propitiating Frendrup’s own goal. So for the Lega Serie A he is the best on the field in the challenge against Genoa, valid for the 35th day. It is worth noting, however, Mike Maignan’s great saves during the first half.
Trauma Milan-Lazio: “Ho pianto a dirotto” (Ansa Foto) – Milanlive.it
At the end of the match, however, it is Rafa Leao himself who speaks, paired with Matteo Gabbia. Initially taking the floor is the central defender himself, who is asked how Milan had of yet another slap in the face to get back up “I don’t agree with your analysis,” says Gabbia addressing the DAZN reporter, “lately it hasn’t been like that. In Venice we made the first step of the game, in Udine also. Those who enter always make a great contribution, it is a team effort that must accompany us to the end.”
Rafa Leao speaks: “These last games are crucial to get as many points as possible. The coach has changed the form and we are more compact. Everyone works for the good of the team. Today those who entered made a difference.”
The Italian Cup is then discussed – “Are you getting into the final atmosphere? I always try to help the team. If I play starter or start from the bench I try to help the team. Then this one – turning to Gabbia, smiling – sometimes he yells at me, he always gives me confidence.”
Nesta e lo straziante racconto del viaggio verso Milano
Thus intervenes the defender: “Don’t worry, the Italian Cup final then you think about it, first there is Friday’s match.”
Nesta e lo straziante racconto del viaggio verso Milano (Ansa Foto) – Milanlive.it
Too much criticism of Rafa Leao, Gabbia continues to respond, “He doesn’t have to listen to it, he is a very strong player. He has to listen to the coach and everyone who really loves him and wants him to get to an even higher level. He is a champion, we pamper him and he makes us win games like tonight.”
“Un trauma, un colpo al cuore per i laziali, che vedono scivolare via da Formello in fretta e furia il loro campione del cuore con le lacrime agli occhi, la testa bassa e nessuna parola. Nesta ha pianto a dirotto salutando lo staff prima di lasciare il centro sportivo. Fa così, praticamente, per tutto il viaggio Roma-Milano. È diventato un nuovo giocatore del Milan“, scrivono nel libro.
“Galliani gongola nel mettergli in mano la nuova maglia rossonera, ma Sandro è come se non ci fosse. Ha la faccia sperduta, gli occhi tristi. Lo fanno affacciare dalla terrazza dell’Hotel Gallia per salutare i tifosi arrivati ad acclamare il loro nuovo fenomeno. «Siamo fuori di Nesta» scrivono su uno striscione, lui abbozza un sorriso, lancia la maglia, ma il disagio è lampante, la testa è ancora a casa sua“, conclude il passo.
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