Filippo Galli criticizes Allegri and Ibrahimovic and supports Amorim
Filippo Galli, former Milan player, talks about the current situation of the team and considers that a change of coach is necessary, indicating that Amorim may be the right choice.
During his career with Milan, Filippo Galli lasted fifteen seasons, achieving many titles, including three Champions League championships and five league titles. Speaking to Corriere dello Sport, Galli criticized the club's current management, saying: "It was right for the management to make a strong decision not to renew the contracts of some names. The goal was to qualify for the Champions League, and that goal was not achieved. But apart from the results, the process is the most important, and this process did not achieve anything. We saw the style of play, and the only thing that could have saved the situation were the results, which were not there. It is good for Milan to start again, and in this context, Amorim can represent a guarantee."
Regarding the possibility of Amorim being the right coach, he said: “I liked his style very much. Some aspects remind me of Arrigo Sacchi, in terms of his idea of football, his precision in work, and his attention to detail. This is hopeful. Also, he works with the players available to him. Support from management will be key. In recent years, we have seen what happens when those who are supposed to support a project are weakened. I do not mention names, but everyone knows who I am referring to. Instead of helping the team achieve goals, he has become an annoying element. This is not "Good."
When asked which players he should start with, he said: “I always mention Gabbia's name because he represents Milan. In the midfield, I would choose Rabiot. The question should be asked of any player who is not convinced by the project or does not offer guarantees. As for the Lyon player, I feel that the time has come to end a certain cycle. Modric can offer a lot yet, but everything depends on him. I certainly would not like to let him leave, but I will give more opportunities to the youngsters as well.
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