There is important news for the eve of Milan-Cagliari: Conceicao changes the usual schedule, here is what will happen tomorrow
A new championship is about to begin for Milan. Having archived the Italian Super Cup, won in resounding fashion against Juventus in the semifinals and Inter in the final, it is now time to think about the Champions League run-up, currently eight points away but with one game to spare. The Rossoneri will take the field Saturday to face Cagliari, they return to a still sold-out San Siro that will also have a chance to celebrate their Super Cup success (which will be displayed before the match).
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It will be Sergio Conceicao’s debut as Milan coach at the San Siro, and he will likely be warmly received. He has presented himself in the right way, on and off the field: he got a resounding victory and, in the various interviews, he touched the right chords to get the fans on his side right away, but now to keep it going he has to bring home the results. Conceicao is a completely different coach from Paulo Fonseca, in every aspect: in technical-tactical directives and in the way he manages the group. We have already seen the innovations on the field; tomorrow we will witness the first ones, however, in management.
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Tomorrow is eve day for Milan and there will be a very interesting change: Conceicao’s press conference will be held at 2:30 p.m. but not in the Milanello press room but in the San Siro press room. The coach will then speak from the stadium, where a closed-door training session will be held later around 4:00 pm. The new coach, together with the team, wants to get familiar with the field where he will face Cagliari the next day. But it is not over.
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As usual, Milan will face the night of eve all together in the retreat, but no Hotel: after training at San Siro, the team will go back to Milanello and spend the night there, so that tomorrow morning they can still have a small finishing session and then reach the stadium again in the afternoon to play the match with Cagliari. In short, a marked change from the past: there is the question of whether it is only for this week or if, instead, it will become customary for all home matches. We will only find out in the coming weeks. In the meantime, one thing is certain: Conceicao wants to keep his guard up and his attention high for a crucial game. Enthusiasm for the Super Cup can be a double-edged sword, and Sergio knows that very well.
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