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The decline in performance that has occurred is already clear that in the AC Milan squad, in my opinion Stefano Pioli is a suitable coach for AC Milan but the dismissal occurred last season making AC Milan have to repeat it from the beginning to organize it all, but unfortunately this season I do not see any changes in the Milan squad and AC Milan management clearly the president of AC Milan must be blamed for the failure this season for AC Milan to penetrate the 4th position in the Serie A standings, all far from everyone's expectations and predictions for AC Milan to get its Scudetto this season has been said to have failed.

The decision at the end of last season to release Pioli was indeed a decision that turned out not to be the right one. Even though in the Pioli era AC Milan always competed closely in the top 4 and sometimes even competed for the title. but what is certain is that AC Milan always manages to get UCL tickets. But after Pioli left everything changed drastically. The decline in AC Milan's performance has been very drastic. Especially in the Fonseca era. AC Milan's current coach looks better than Fonseca but still not much better than Pioli. AC Milan seems to have to be willing to accept their worst season this season.

I think whoever made this decision has their own fault and loss. If he played well, then he could have led himself and his team to progress, but he could not play well or improve in any way, which would make people more disappointed. AC Milan has been strong for this reason and they are known for their performance. If you look at UCL, they have worked hard in this too, but due to pressure and some weakness, they would have lost. He thought that this player was the reason for his good performance, but when he lost this player, he realized the hard work and the list of victories of this player. If it works hard, it will not be weakened but will re-establish itself, which can make it even stronger than before.

It’s clear that the decision maker’s failure to perform is their own loss. Had they played better, they could have led the team to success. AC Milan’s strength comes from their relentless effort, as seen in their UCL journey, despite facing challenges. Ultimately, it’s about hard work, and that’s what makes teams like Milan resilient and capable of bouncing back stronger than before.