My Revolution At AC Milan Will Take Some Time – Ruben Amorim

New AC Milan manager Ruben Amorim has warned that his revolution at the club will take time. He recently had his say while speaking to the press, and fans have been reacting.

Admitting that his players are still struggling to grasp his tactical demands, Amorim stated that the squad’s limited understanding of his pressing system resulted in several disjointed moments throughout the preseason match in Glasgow.

Ruben added that he wants his Milan team to control games better through sustained possession.

His words, “I think it was a good training session. Of course, we still have a lot of work to do, but the lads tried to implement new ideas.

We conceded precisely because of this, but I liked seeing a team that wants to change their identity a bit. We need to improve in some moments, especially in situations close to our goal, but that’s normal.

The mentality of pressing for most of the game isn’t fully understood by the team yet, but the idea is there, and I sensed it.

We struggled a bit because we’re trying to press all over the pitch, and it was clear we wanted to chase the ball in every situation. It’s a concept we still need to assimilate. We’ll improve physically, we’ll understand game situations better, and we’ll be able to do it more consistently.

We want to control the game better through more sustained possession. We’re working on it: right now, it’s still difficult, and sometimes we take too long to get into the opponent’s half, but the process has begun.

Camarda will stay with us, no matter what. I have great faith in him and in our young players. I’m very happy with what they’re showing; I think they have a great future at this club. I don’t like to talk about individuals, but I can say with certainty that Camarda will be part of the squad for the entire season.

I work hard for the colors I love. Every time I step onto the pitch in training or a match, I give my all. I know I can’t miss opportunities like this. I expect to improve a lot. I grew up at AC Milan and I’m proud of the step I’ve taken with my contract renewal. The coach’s confidence? I’m happy.”