The season so far has demonstrated two weaknesses in the AC Milan squad that the management may seek to try and rectify in January, a report claims.
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Pietro Mazzara writes in his column for MilanNews that Ciprian Tatarusanu’s weaknesses keep being exposed because the defensive unit are not used to having a goalkeeper behind them who essentially players planted on the goal line.
In addition, his overall ability is very limited as he seems to be late in reacting to certain moments of danger and the two goals last night are a very clear picture of it.
While waiting for the return of Mike Maignan, Maldini and Massara may begin to consider the possibility of signing a back-up goalkeeper of a higher level, bringing forward by six months a purchase that is scheduled for the summer.
It is also obvious that there is the opportunity to improve in the right wing department, because this time in January it will be necessary to intervene numerically and qualitatively – both with incomings and outgoings – rather than remain static.
