The Sky Italia correspondent Peppe Di Stefano has praised Massimiliano Allegri’s way of handling the defeat to Udinese at the training ground, refusing to raise his voice.
A lot has been said since the 3-0 defeat against the Friuli side, from the failed formation experiment to the lacking mentality of the players, so there’s no need to go over that again. On the other hand, with Verona-Milan coming up, fans have been worried about the reaction we will see.
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While Como lost their game against Inter and thus gave Milan some breathing room, it’s clear that three points will be needed against the Bentegodi side to remain relatively comfortable. Otherwise, confidence could drop even more.
No drama involved
Speaking to Milan Vibes in an interview published a few days ago, Di Stefano was asked about Milan’s current situation and how they should approach the season finale. With Allegri handling the situation, as he explained, the Rossoneri have the best chance of bouncing back.
“That’s the beautiful thing about Allegri. At Milanello, he didn’t raise his voice. He simply said three or four easy sentences along the lines of ‘guys, we have to start doing things in order again, taking care of the details as before. We all made mistakes’.
“He thus admitted his own wrongdoings on a tactical level, and there was no drama involved when talking to the players,” he stated.
