Alessio Romagnoli believes Milan “must aim to reach the Champions League” and doesn’t fear Juventus.
The Rossoneri have begun to recover after a poor start to the season, and are currently six points outside of the top three.
“We must aim to reach the Champions League,” Romagnoli told Milan Channel.
“It’s a goal that’s without our reach, it won’t be easy, but that’s our goal. We’ll see where we are in January, and then in May.
Alessio Romagnoli believes Milan “must aim to reach the Champions League” and doesn’t fear Juventus.
The Rossoneri have begun to recover after a poor start to the season, and are currently six points outside of the top three.
“We must aim to reach the Champions League,” Romagnoli told Milan Channel.
“It’s a goal that’s without our reach, it won’t be easy, but that’s our goal. We’ll see where we are in January, and then in May.
“Juventus? They’re a great team, but I don’t fear anyone. All their strikers are good, perhaps the most dangerous are [Paulo] Dybala and [Alvaro] Morata.”
The Italian Under-21 international then discussed his reasons for joining the Diavolo, admitting he felt unwanted at Roma.
“I didn’t feel part of the project at Roma. I was always left on the bench. Then when a team like Milan calls you, you can’t say no.
“Getting to Milan at 20-years-old with my fee [€25m] is a big weight to carry around, but I’m settling-in well and I’m able to do my best.
“You immediately sense the importance of the club and the history of a team which has won everything.
“When you get to a team like Milan, you have to hold on tight to your place.
“I’m getting along very well with everyone, especially the Romans, [Andrea] Bertolacci and [Alessio] Cerci.
“I immediately felt part of the group, having played from the start in the Coppa Italia.”