Giacomo Bonaventura thinks Milan are 'hardly inferior' to Juventus: 'They're the ones looking from below'.
The midfielder will attempt to boost the Rossoneri's confidence and position in the standings with a win against the Old Lady, whom they will be playing tomorrow evening at 19:45.
“It's not an in or out game because there are many matches to be played from here until the end of championship,” he told Tuttosport. “But Milan can not and must not lose certain games.
Giacomo Bonaventura thinks Milan are 'hardly inferior' to Juventus: 'They're the ones looking from below'.
The midfielder will attempt to boost the Rossoneri's confidence and position in the standings with a win against the Old Lady, whom they will be playing tomorrow evening at 19:45.
“It's not an in or out game because there are many matches to be played from here until the end of championship,” he told Tuttosport. “But Milan can not and must not lose certain games.
“We want to win because it would send an important message to the whole championship. They've changed a lot, they lost some of their champions but they still have great players in their squad.
“We've bolstered our team and this gave us a bit more balance. Juventus were a problem when they killed Serie A, but they're not doing that this year and this is good for everyone.
“I'd hardly say we're inferior to Juve in anything, since they've got less points than we do.
“My role doesn't matter as much as the way the team is organised. If everyone knows what they're supposed to be doing, they know the movements to trouble the opponents and help the team, it's not a problem for me to play in the midfield or in the attacking trident, since the difference is only about ten metres.
“When I was at Atalanta, I played behind [German] Denis in the 4-2-3-1, which I liked because it gave me the liberty to do different things and create attacking play. At Milan, though, we don't have a player behind the striker.”