Former Milan President Silvio Berlusconi says playing with one striker is “the defect” of the current side.
The media mogul sold the Rossoneri in April after 30 years at the helm, and was famous for his insistence on two up-front.
While Coaches would often defy his requests, or simply play a formation which appeared to have two strikers, the former Prime Minister is insistent two up-front is the way forward.
“I watched the match [against Lazio] last night, it wasn’t bad,” Berlusconi said on Radio Radio.
Former Milan President Silvio Berlusconi says playing with one striker is “the defect” of the current side.
The media mogul sold the Rossoneri in April after 30 years at the helm, and was famous for his insistence on two up-front.
While Coaches would often defy his requests, or simply play a formation which appeared to have two strikers, the former Prime Minister is insistent two up-front is the way forward.
“I watched the match [against Lazio] last night, it wasn’t bad,” Berlusconi said on Radio Radio.
“The formation we won with for 30 years though was with two strikers, I still think a lone striker is the defect of this Milan.
“I said this, but I wasn’t listened to.”