The journalist’s positive opinion on Milan’s conference with Ibrahimovic as manager: now the pitch has its say
Fabrizio Biasin in an interview on the YouTube channel of TVPlay had his say on the first press conference of Zlatan Ibrahimovic as an executive at RedBird Capital Partners for the Milan. The journalist took the Swede’s side for the statements made despite finding that not all the fans liked them: “There are those who criticized Ibrahimovic’s exit as manager but I think at this moment it is physiological that there is a bit ‘ of external discontent with respect to a certain type of Milan communication. In reality I found his first exit as a manager centered. He answered all the questions good or bad, some of them even uncomfortable. He was also direct as he knows how to do in certain cases.”
The topics on which the manager spoke out the most
Fabrizio Biasin he listed the topics on which Ibrahimovic manager has opened up most in the media conference organized by Milan: “Theo Hernandez, Leao and Maignan said they are not moving, he spoke about the new coach and said we hired him because we want to play dominant football, that is, he exposed himself a lot. He said that Conte was not in Milan’s plans. It was not a banal conference. I believe that he then obviously exposed himself with respect to a certain type of declarations that must correspond to the facts. If you say I want to win then you can’t have a team that is happy with second place. The idea that he said certain things makes you understand that the ambitions are those of a team that doesn’t want to get by as some claim.”
Ibrahimovic: responsibilities in front of the Milan fans
Biasin revealed that time Ibrahimovic he took the responsibility in front of the fans, who could take up his words if the hoped-for results do not arrive: “With respect to these declarations, in 6 months if there were results with Milan in limbo between third and fourth position someone would point the finger at him.” The journalist gave his opinion on the early judgment given on Paulo Fonseca conditioned by the lack of trust in managers: “At the moment few people like Fonseca, because the choice of a management that doesn’t give too many guarantees means they can’t trust that much. If this choice had been made by a slightly more solid management it would have been digested better. The rest will be done by the pitch, if Fonseca does his thing everyone will get on the bandwagon, at the moment I’m between getting on and not getting on.”
