Scaroni’s announcement on the derby – (LaPresse) SpazioMilan.it
Paolo Scaroni speaks after the derby lost against Simone Inzaghi’s Inter. The Rossoneri president launches an announcement on Stefano Pioli.
Morale at home Milan is decidedly low after yet another defeat against historic rivals Inter. Mister Stefano Pioli’s Rossoneri lost their sixth city match in a row on Monday, allowing the Nerazzurri team to get their hands on a victory that was worth the arithmetic of Scudetto. With the last tile struck against Inter, the Parma coach became the coach who lost the most matches in the history of Milan matches: 10 defeats, all at the helm of the Rossoneri club. Furthermore, the former Lazio coach himself became the first Rossoneri coach to lose 6 Milan derbies in a row.
Mister Stefano Pioli his days on the Milan bench now seem numbered. Barring any twists and turns, the parties will say goodbye at the end of the season. Various factors weigh on the Parma coach: from the elimination in the group stage of the Champions League up to the final defeat in the Milan derby. The Rossoneri president himself spoke about the future of Mister Pioli, Paolo Scaroni. The club owner was decisive in his latest statements.
Scaroni’s announcement on Pioli
The Rossoneri president, Paolo Scaroni, is back to talking after the bad defeat suffered in the Milan derby. The owner of the Lombard club made some sideline statements of the event organized by The Sports Sheet at San Siro. Scaroni touched on some of the hottest issues at Milan, one of these is linked to the coach (MilanNews text): “Will Pioli leave? No, I won’t confirm it. Our coach is Pioli, at the moment and until the end of the season it will be him. I’m counting on Pioli to make us win the games we want to win to guarantee us second place. Then at the end of the season Pioli and the management will make assessments for the future. I would like to avoid this topic until the end of the season.”
In defining the aspect that has disappointed the most during this season, Scaroni he had no doubts: “If I looked behind me at San Siro I saw all the injured defensemen and I said to myself “look at this, they are here with me and not on the pitch”. This was the disappointment, the injuries.”
On the Derby: “The day before last at San Siro it was a heavy, difficult day. We would like to win against Inter every now and then, we have lost too many games in a row. But the season isn’t over yet: we have to fight to defend second place. But I consider the season good, maybe not great. We have had many injuries and we need to reflect on this. But all in all we got through this too. Inter fully deserved to win the championship. I congratulate Inter, Marotta and Antonello.”
Scaroni he also said a few words about Paul Maldini: “I never heard from him again. When someone looks at his past with a certain degree of acrimony, it means that he is not living the present very well. I hope this is not the case with Maldini. I wish Maldini a personal life full of satisfaction.”
