AC Milan were hit by an injury bug at numerous crucial times last season and the trend has continued into the current campaign meaning it is no longer just bad luck, a report claims.
MilanNews reports how the fear of a new injury is a constant and the journalists at Milanello ‘live with the anxiety’ that they may have to bring bad news to fans regarding the health of the players. This morning for example it was confirmed that Rafael Leao has picked up a muscle problem and Theo Hernandez trained alone in the gym as a precaution due to a strong cold, the day before the huge game against Liverpool.
It seems Stefano Pioli is the only one who puts his face in front of the media and attempts to explain the problem and his management of the players, just like he did today when he talked about the demanding schedule and his increased rotating.
To date there are 38 medical reports that Milan have issued this season and 18 of these concern muscle injuries, which is simply too many and almost always concerns fundamental players. It will be necessary to find a quick solution, because with all these absences there is a chance of falling away on the pitch.
Something = the doctors should all leave, what a disgrace they are. We are the only team, probably in the world with that much injured players!
Fire the medical team. Isssshhhh!!!
Remember last champions league title. we had Kaka and 10 well over 30. Now exept Ibra and Giroud all are @ 25 and in bed. Worst medical team ever.
Why are our players always picking up injuries? Every week we are losing 2 to 3 players.. NOOOO man changes need to be done for real this is a disaster
Because we are still keeping medical staff from the Chinese owners. It seems they cut expenses on meds.
Have always said this since last season.its just a pity dat mgt aint looking into d injury. Milan av one of the worst medics in seria a right now and it will cost us dis season. It almost cause us last season
I think it may be something to do with training methods under Pioli. Maybe they need to decrease training intensity.