Vincenzo Montella says Milan's results 'show that something's wrong, and my job is to fix it'.
The Diavolo's higher echelons have openly admitted that the appointment of the former striker was due to the beautiful game he played.
Vincenzo Montella says Milan's results 'show that something's wrong, and my job is to fix it'.
The Diavolo's higher echelons have openly admitted that the appointment of the former striker was due to the beautiful game he played.
“I fell in love with the Milan team coached by [Arrigo] Sacchi,” Montella said, admitting to a similar mindset. “But if this team hasn't been able to make any progress in the cups, then something's not right here.
“Something has to be fixed and my job is to try and do that in the best possible way.
“People say about many teams that they lack personality, not just about Milan. It's necessary that players are given tactical certainties and know the way they're going to play.”
The Aeroplanino was then asked about Carlos Bacca, who may be sold on the market this summer.
“He's a player of an international level, of great value on the market. He scores a lot and is a complete footballer.
“The new ownership? Regardless of who the owner is, for me there can be only one Milan. I hope I'm worthy.”
The Rossoneri's president Silvio Berlusconi is known for chipping in and telling his coaches what formation and tactics they should be playing.
“I like to listen. I am very democratic and I don't mind taking other people's advice.
“We're in a hurry. We must get to know the team very quickly.”