The former AC Milan player does not approve of the protest against the club: his statements take the Rossoneri fans by surprise.
The climate in the house Milan It’s heavy to say the least. After the elimination from the Europa League and the sixth derby in a row lost againstInterworth it Scudetto at the Nerazzurri, managers and players ended up in the dock. During the last championship matches, the fans expressed their dissent for the season finale with unequivocal messages, launched via banners and deafening whistles. Despite the complicated moment, in the last round of Serie A Stefano Pioli’s Milan achieved the arithmetic certainty of second place and qualification for the next edition of the Italian Super Cup, winning at home against Cagliari.
Therefore, the season of the Lombard club can be considered concluded two days before the end of the championship. The owners will now try to heal relations with the fans by trying to bring in a coach who fully meets the needs and expectations of the world Milan. Regarding the issues involving the Rossoneri club, he spoke Alessandro Costacurta. There were various issues addressed by the former Milan player, including the dispute of the square towards the company. The still Sky Sport commentator was annoyed by the fans’ stance.
Costacurta has no doubts about the dispute
Alessandro Costacurta he returned to talk about Milan during his latest interview given to the microphones of the newspaper ‘La Gazzetta dello Sport’. The former Rossoneri player was very clear on the issue linked to the fans’ protest against the owners’ actions: “Dispute against the ungenerous Curve. Second place, behind a team that ran as fast as Inter, remains a good result. He put himself behind Atalanta, the new Roma, Juve. A certainty that must raise your head. Against the club? I’m a patient person, I think it takes time to understand the real intentions.”
While on the coach questionCostacurta he has declared: “In some ways silence can be a strategy: they don’t communicate the new coach for fear of losing him. Or like when they say that decisions are made together: yes, but in the end who is really in charge? At the same time, I don’t think we necessarily have to say everything, but calling Cardinale an idiot is cruel. Just look at his story, how he was born and what he became. Hats off to him and congratulations, then we start talking.”
Alessandro Costacurta he also used the opportunity to wand Zlatan Ibrahimovic: “Ibra could have been more incisive or stood out a little more. But we don’t necessarily know everything about what happens in the locker room… and from what I know, it made itself felt on a couple of occasions. On TV I have often heard the second lines talk and never players of personalities like Maignan or Leao. Zlatan himself could push them to take responsibility in public. Or introduce himself himself: and we know that when Ibra speaks, trivial things never come out.”
