Fikayo Tomori has admitted that AC Milan squad are aware of all the protests that are going on, and empathises with the fans.
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It is hard to remember a season finale with such little excitement surrounding it. Milan can only achieve one thing: with a win they would finish eighth and thus avoid having to play a Coppa Italia game in August against Bari.
The climate surrounding the game against Monza has been nothing short of toxic. Thousands of fans gathered at the club’s headquarters to protests against the ownership and management, with a further show of discontent expected after 15 minutes of the match.
The player still have a job to do though, and Sergio Conceicao made two changes to the side that lost against Roma in the last round. It could well be the final XI that he names, given he is expected to leave at the end of the campaign.
Tomori spoke to DAZN before kick-off and he gave his thoughts ahead of what could also be his final game for the club. His comments are via MilanNews.
What do you think of the protests?
“We know what happened, but we are focused on the match. We want to finish the season well, even if we know what the fans feel.”
And the season in geeneral?
“When we go on the pitch we always want to win and that will be the case tonight too. It hasn’t been an easy season for me, but when I play I always give my all for myself and the team.”