Filippo Terracciano left AC Milan this summer, and his debut in Serie A with Cremonese was a solid one, indeed.
Losing to Cremonese on the first matchday has been a bit of a blow for Milan. After all, this summer should’ve brought change, yet there was no evidence of it in the first game of the season, unfortunately.
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Massimiliano Allegri’s side were well beaten by a structured opposition, who have just been promoted from Serie B, something which has probably not helped the reaction. Nevertheless, the season is long.
Terracciano’s belief in Milan
Speaking after the game yesterday night, Terracciano voiced his confidence in the Rossoneri and MilanPress have relayed the defender’s words.
“Did I expect a Milan like this, knowing how they’d worked? I think the first games are always complicated, especially the first. Anything can happen. I wouldn’t take this game as a sign of Milan’s season; the championship is long. I don’t have to say it, but I’m sure they’ll find their balance.”
“An advantage in a stadium like this? It has an impact. Obviously, it’s not a game-changer; we’re focused on the pitch. It doesn’t completely change a match. There was a moment where San Siro warmed up, and we did well to keep calm there.”
“What made me most proud this evening was the spirit I breathed.”
The right-back was particularly solid on his return to San Siro, if you can call it that. He kept Christian Pulisic quiet and generally did well against the Diavolo’s attacks. A solid debut, indeed, from the young Italian.
So the team has no RBs and has to play a CB at RB, and here’s Terraciano a RB who is owned by Milan and puts in a fantastic RB performance at RB for a side that needs a RB.
Wasn’t there some other RB that was also available this summer.
And a LB.
And don’t forget Kalulu putting in a solid shift at RWB and RCB for Juve.
Where are all the people who yesterday said none of our defenders are a seria a material? They were a few.
Interestingly the same people said it about terraciano or bondo and many others, and from their arrival they were pushing against them.
Is terraciano seria a defender now? He put a great performance, so is he worthy milan? I think by your logic he is clearly better than every our defender, why you than pushed for him to leave?
Naaah sorry, sorry. Im just again too tilted by the arrogant low inteligent society which is the loudest and started the masses of hate after a normal loss. It is exactly like in politics, the least educated think they are the best experts. Sorry, probably shouldn’t have read sempremilan comments after yesterdays games, which i quite enjoyed even we lost, it definitely was not a boring or bad game. I think the team did well too, just lacking little bit of magic and we are fine, looking forward to next matches