Milan will reportedly stick with Patrick Cutrone for tonight’s Europa League first leg with Ludogorets.
The Rossoneri are in Bulgaria tonight for their first leg of their Last 32 tie, and it was assumed that André Silva would start up-front.
The 22-year-old has six goals in six games in the Europa League, despite the fact he hasn’t scored in Serie A since his €38m move from Porto.
Milan will reportedly stick with Patrick Cutrone for tonight’s Europa League first leg with Ludogorets.
The Rossoneri are in Bulgaria tonight for their first leg of their Last 32 tie, and it was assumed that André Silva would start up-front.
The 22-year-old has six goals in six games in the Europa League, despite the fact he hasn’t scored in Serie A since his €38m move from Porto.
However, it’s thought that Coach Gennaro Gattuso will play as strong a team as possible tonight to wrap the tie up in the first leg, as a trip to Roma and the Coppa Italia semi-final second leg with Lazio follow the return match.
As a result, Gazzetta dello Sport reports that the Diabolo will stick with Cutrone up-front, following the 20-year-old’s double against Spal at the weekend.