Paulo Fonseca – LaPresse -spaziointer.it
Milan, coach Paulo Fonseca working for the future. The Portuguese coach has three priorities, the news surprises the fans.
The transfer market is in full swing and at Milan we are starting to plan in the best possible way for next season, which will see the Rossoneri involved in 5 competitions, considering the Club World Cup in June. The club wants to be the protagonist of this window, given that with the announcement of mister Paulo Fonseca it will be necessary to adapt the team to the needs of the Portuguese coach, who could change something compared to Pioli’s management.
The former Roma player returned to Italy after his experience in Lille, now the fans expect a lot from him and want to win again, given that for two consecutive seasons Milan did not lift any trophies. It will be important next year to understand with what enthusiasm the San Siro stadium will restart, which in the last days of Serie A had seen the fans protesting the club and the project.
Theo-Milan, Fonseca was clear: the coach’s request
In today’s edition of Corriere dello Sport, the 3 main tactical aspects on which Mr. Fonseca’s boys will base themselves have been listed. The first concerns ball possession, which must be effective and useful to control the game. The team will not be asked for sterile possession, but rather a style of play that leads to goals and the desire to attack as much as possible. The second aspect concerns the defensive phase, where greater attention and balance is required from the coach.
The last point surprised the fans and brought the club back to the transfer market. Mister Paulo Fonseca he wants two full-backs who will have to guarantee push and proactive play. We will need wingers capable of attacking and putting opponents in difficulty, so an important move cannot be ruled out for the right lane, on which the management team will intervene to bring a new player available to the Portuguese coach.
On the left there is Theo Hernandez and for the moment, his starting place is not in doubt. The French full-back would guarantee pushes and goals, as he has always done in recent years. His departure would put the staff and club in difficulty, as they will have to replace a profile that the Rossoneri coach certainly likes a lot. The future remains in the balance, but the will remains to find an agreement to continue together with the ex real Madridwhich could receive offers from top European clubs in the coming weeks.
