AC Milan had to wait until the 87th minute before validating their victory against Red Star Belgrade. The Rossoneri's performance did not please coach Paulo Fonseca at all, who did not fail to put a lot of pressure on his players.
AC Milan is having a difficult season. Seventh in Series A, the Italian club gave itself a big scare this Wednesday evening, winning only 2-1 against Red Star Belgrade, at San Siro, on a goal from Tammy Abraham at the 87th minute.
A performance which did not please Rossoneri coach Paulo Fonseca at all. At a press conference, the Milanese T1 literally destroyed its players “to the general amazement of the journalists present on site”, writes Eurosport.
“Our performance? It's not a question of technique or tactics, but of behavior. This team is like a roller coaster. Today, it's fine, but tomorrow, I don't know. It's heads or face, and I'm tired of fighting against these things that are difficult to change.
I work every day to prepare my team as best as possible, I don't know if everyone can say the same” – Paulo Fonseca
“I know that I work every day to prepare my team as best as possible, but I don't know if everyone can say the same. We have the obligation to give everything, which was not done. I don't “I didn't like the way we played. You can miss a pass, you can have a bad game, but you can't just do what's good enough.”
The roller coaster is perhaps what best describes AC Milan's season, which won against Real Madrid and Inter, but lost to Fiorentina and Parma. For its part, Eurosport writes that Paulo Fonseca summoned his players this Thursday morning at 9 a.m. for a confrontation at the training center. The Portuguese wants to be held accountable, while the night was very tense at Milanello, again according to the same source.
“I'm going to talk to my players, it's better that I don't say more here. But I will never stop, I have my confidence in place. And if it is necessary to call the young people of the team reserve, I will do it without any worries”, concluded the AC coach, very angry.
