Rome, 21 Oct. (LaPresse) – “I’m very grateful to the club. They’ve given me a wonderful welcome; I feel part of a family. I don’t want to take stock of these 100 days, but at Milanello I’ve felt at home. Is the atmosphere more relaxed now? I think that’s normal – when you win matches, you feel more confident and the mood is better. I don’t want my players to be happy when we don’t win. They’re confident, especially given the way we’re playing at the moment.” So said Ruben Amorim, Milan’s manager, to Sky Sport on the eve of the Europa League clash against Bournemouth. As for the line-up, Milan will be without Ramos. “He felt some stiffness in his muscle and has been rested as a precaution. But let’s focus on who’s available and who’s ready for the match.” And the young Italian international Cisse will be on the pitch: “He’s at 50 per cent of his potential; tomorrow he’ll have the chance to play, and he’ll improve a great deal. I also have Camarda, who is working hard and improving a lot.” On the technical aspect of the match, “there will be more quality in the one-on-one situations compared to the game against Salzburg; I’ve played there before, the atmosphere is electric and the standard will be higher – we must fight for the win,” he concluded.
Europa League, Amorim: “The atmosphere is more relaxed; when you win, the mood improves and confidence grows”
Rome, 21 Oct. (LaPresse) – “I’m very grateful to the club. They’ve given me a wonderful welcome; I feel part of a family. I don’t want to take stock of these 100 days, but at Milanello I’ve felt at home. Is the atmosphere more relaxed now? I think that’s normal – when you win matches, you feel more confident and the mood is better. I don’t want my players to be happy when we don’t win. They’re confident, especially given the way we’re playing at the moment.” So said Ruben Amorim, Milan’s manager, to Sky Sport on the eve of the Europa League clash against Bournemouth. As for the line-up, Milan will be without Ramos. “He felt some stiffness in his muscle and has been rested as a precaution. But let’s focus on who’s available and who’s ready for the match.” And the young Italian international Cisse will be on the pitch: “He’s at 50 per cent of his potential; tomorrow he’ll have the chance to play, and he’ll improve a great deal. I also have Camarda, who is working hard and improving a lot.” On the technical aspect of the match, “there will be more quality in the one-on-one situations compared to the game against Salzburg; I’ve played there before, the atmosphere is electric and the standard will be higher – we must fight for the win,” he concluded.