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MN: Allegri eyes XI rotation for Perth Glory vs. Milan – players likely to start

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AC Milan will play their final friendly clash before heading back to Italy tomorrow, taking on Perth Glory in Australia. According to a report, Massimiliano Allegri is expected to make some rotation. 

After two positive friendlies, or at least the one against Liverpool, Milan have just one clash left of their Asia-Australia tour. Perth Glory are the opponents, so compared to the first two games, it should be quite a difference.


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As we explained in the latest edition of our newsletter, it will be up to Allegri’s men to dictate the game this time out, rather than sitting back to hit on the counter. That in itself will be a good test for the Rossoneri, so the quality of the opponents matters less.

Rotation on the cards

According to the latest reports from MilanNews, Allegri is expected to make several changes to the starting XI after just making a few between the Arsenal and Liverpool games. Indeed, the players who haven’t featured that much so far will get the chance.

This means that we should see the new signing Pervis Estupinan from start, as well as the likes of Alex Jimenez, Warren Bondo, Noah Okafor, Samuel Chukwueze and so on. It should be a very interesting game to watch, as such.

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10 Comments

  1. Don’t play Musah. We need to sell him.

    Thank you for your attention to this matter.

    Make ACM Great Again.

    1. It’s good to show them off. If we’re lucky Musah scores 3 beautiful goals so hidms value rockets. But I’m as optimistic about that happening , as I am with Jesus being alive. 0

      1. This is not a site where I expect to find religious bigotry, nor do I expect to have someone go out of their way to mock beliefs I hold sacred on a football site which has nothing to do with religion. Please keep this as a neutral site about football and respect people’s religious beliefs and respect diversity of beliefs and do not participate in bigotry.

    1. It will be hard to do all this showcasing given that the game won’t be in any major platform that I know of (I could be wrong). Apparently it will be on the AC Milan official app (what scouts are playing attention to that niche broadcasting?) and some other select and limited streaming services depending on the territory but not on the main channels and platforms like the Arsenal and Liverpool games.

  2. Rotation also helps the coach to see more players from the start rather than as substitutes. It’s still preseason after all.

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