AC Milan need to ensure that they sign more attacking players so that they do not overuse Olivier Giroud and limit his potency, a report claims.
As has been reported by Milan News, the French striker is at an age where he cannot have the same level of football requested of him as was the case in the 2022/23 season.
Giroud had a very good season for the Rossoneri again as he scored 18 times despite being 36 years of age. There was a big patch of the season where he was out of sorts and looked tired.
This is because Milan did not have anyone that could properly rotate with him and score goals, so he had to play 47 times across the season.
That cannot happen again, which is why Milan are working hard to try and sign a new striker or two. Marcus Thuram is a player the club are pushing hard for, but there are lots of other names in the mix.
Keep signing players. Lots and lots of players. And then we can write lots of lots of stories demanding, and speculating and reporting about lots and lots of transfers.
Care to investigate agents or commissions?
Nah, we like to write lots of stories demanding, and speculating and reporting about lots and lots of transfers.
Care to investigate the damage transfers are doing to football and players where seemingly a football mad country of 60m with youth teams competing at the top levels of the European stage cannot produce any home grown players?
Nah, we like to write lots of stories demanding, and speculating and reporting about lots and lots of transfers.
And the crowd called out for more.
Care to whine and cry and sob and complain about friggin’ every fvckin’ thing?
Nah, we like like to do this all over the place, over and over and over.
And the whimpers called out for more.
Touché.
(Although not sure who the “whimpers” are)
But at least I’m banging a very different drum….
I do wish more fans would stand up to the transfer nonsense rather than constantly clamouring for more.
Yes, I also did a whining comment, with the obvious purpose of emulating these unspeakably boring fans. Who knows them (what a vain hope…) one day they realize how unbearable they can be…