AC Milan boss Stefano Pioli is thinking of making various changes to the starting line-up that will face Monza compared to the team that beat Hellas Verona, a report claims.
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As reported by Sky’s Manuele Baiocchini (via MilanNews), Pioli is thinking of some line-up changes in view of Saturday’s match against Monza. Ante Rebic will most likely play from the start, but it remains to be understood if he will play as a winger instead of Rafael Leao or a as a centre-forward.
The intention of the Rossoneri coach is to also send Divock Origi onto the field, who played 45 minutes against Verona which is the most he has managed in a single game since he arrived, but again it is not clear whether he will play alongside Rebic or not.
There are also possible changes to come in defence and midfield. Simon Kjaer – who has now fully recovered – could return to the starting XI after his period out injured, while in the middle of the field there could also be room for Tommaso Pobega.
