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MN: Milan squad happy and smiling at Milanello ahead of Newcastle trip

Despite the difficult period that AC Milan are going through on the pitch in terms of result, a more positive attitude was on display today at Milanello according to a report.

During the final training session on the eve of the match at Newcastle, MilanNews write how there was bright winter sunshine and also a climate of evident happiness among the squad to match. There were many smiles and jokes during the initial rondo, and then leaving room for concentration for the final tests in view of tomorrow.


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The absence of Zlatan Ibrahimovic should be noted. The Swede was officially named as the club’s senior advisor yesterday but he was not present to follow the team in today’s training.

However, the presence of Rafael Leao and Noah Okafor in the squad should be noted as both will be available for tomorrow. Simon Kjaer is absent as well as the other injured players Marco Sportiello, Pierre Kalulu, Malick Thiaw and Mattia Caldara.

To ensure that this is not the last pre-UCL training session of the season, but only the last of the calendar year, Milan must win (doing so would also secure Europa League) and hope at least that Paris Saint-Germain lose against Dortmund.

 

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7 Comments

    1. Obviously you’ve never seen a puff piece before.

      I’m actually amazed that you can comprehend the English language. Actually who am I kidding. You’re comments once again show an infantile response to an article written on absolutely nothing.

      Good luck in life Sir. It seems like you need it.

    2. Man you’re actual reason why PR exists hahaha

      The team is in a middle of a crisis with an exiting coach, players underperforming, a management somehow lost with all of that, we are on the verge on getting thrown out of European competitions, the Scudetto has already vanished. But look they smile so everything is good! YOLO my friend

  1. Why be upset?

    They could lose 3-0 again, and Pioli will still pull out the trope that Milan outplayed their opponents for 75 mins and just couldn’t score. (or play defense, or stop set pieces, or …)

    It’s not all Pioli’s fault but he has to go back to the basics. No more sending all our FB and CB to become midfielders and wingers every play. You know, maybe leave someone back – you know – to help prevent goals? That would be good.

    In the last game, I had to watch Calabria play as RB but he moved up into midfield and attack nearly every play and then was absolutely wrecked by CDK, a guy who couldn’t even get minutes here last year and isn’t even known to be fast.

    But hey, we played good for 75 mins. Take consolation in that. Every loss, same words.
    Wrecked. Wore him like a hat.

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