Milan's Giacomo Bonaventura targets the Coppa Italia “to give a positive sense to a season where we could have done more”.
The Rossoneri finished seventh in Serie A, and face Juventus in the cup final on Saturday evening.
Not only is there silverware at stake, but Cristian Brocchi’s side will miss out on Europe if they fail to lift the trophy in Rome.
“Roma? It was a bad match,” Bonaventura acknowledged after Saturday’s 3-1 defeat at San Siro, during the club’s Media Day.
Milan's Giacomo Bonaventura targets the Coppa Italia “to give a positive sense to a season where we could have done more”.
The Rossoneri finished seventh in Serie A, and face Juventus in the cup final on Saturday evening.
Not only is there silverware at stake, but Cristian Brocchi’s side will miss out on Europe if they fail to lift the trophy in Rome.
“Roma? It was a bad match,” Bonaventura acknowledged after Saturday’s 3-1 defeat at San Siro, during the club’s Media Day.
“After it a lot of things came out. There was a lot of polemic, but we can’t think about it, this is too important an opportunity.
“There’s no reason to think about the League, we have 90 minutes to play and we have to be at our best.
“If we were able to win the Coppa Italia, it could give a positive sense to a season where we could have done better.
“Juventus are a battleship, we’ll need a great game. We have to be aggressive, they’re one of the strongest teams in Europe, but we’ll do our best.
“Brocchi? He wants to bring the best out of us, and we’ll try to cause Juventus problems. It could be that we prepare the game better, they’re not at their best, or we have a bit of luck.
“We have a chance to win, and we have to try.”