It’s sad, for those who have Milan in their hearts, to note that Oaktree has just arrived and given the OK to a 10 million euro renewal for Lautaro Martinez, despite Inter not having their accounts in order like the Rossoneri. Cardinale’s desire to win can also be measured from these things: if Oaktree renews Lautaro, RedBird should do the same, with more ease, for Theo. And instead today the fear is that this summer he will take away an irreplaceable player like the Frenchman. If you have to replace someone like him, you struggle to even limit the damage, in a role where there is very little around who is up to it. Milan would lose a player who scored 29 goals and 39 assists in 213 games as a full-back: extraordinary numbers.
The second consideration is above Zlatan Ibrahimovicwho took office in mid-December (although not officially in the organizational chart) and who did not leave his mark until the beginning of June. Few facts, unlike the very intense and perhaps even inappropriate social activity given the moment: with his posts, often cryptic, he seems not to care about the discontent evident among the fans today. It would be necessary for him to speak up and explain what he wants to do in Milan and of Milan, and if he still has the same desire to win that he had as a footballer. At this moment he is the stand-in for what, as a footballer, was an ambitious man like few others. The hope is that he can reverse the trend as soon as possible, but today Zlatan is a big disappointment.
