Quote from: giorgione on July 03, 2025, 07:07:17 AM

Quote from: babo on July 03, 2025, 06:24:42 AM

Quote from: TelolettOm on July 02, 2025, 11:30:13 PM

Yes, with Allegri's funds, there may be a difference in appearance and also the strategy used. Like after Tijjani Reijnders left for Man City, Allegri also did not intend to replace his position directly. Because he wanted a slightly different midfield tactic. He will optimize midfielders who are like Modric's character.

Source: how Massimiliano Allegri wants his AC Milan to play

Will it really work?
We'll see it, because Allegri is a professional and experienced coach who really understand how to manage any club appropriately.

Surely dear Massimiliano Allegri has a complete and effective vision of the game of football, exactly of his game.
In order to be effective he needs some parts and obviously he is making a shopping list of what he needs.
I like his style. Is a good coach

I have always liked Massimiliano Allegri, he may have an ugly game, and his teams may not be nice to watch, but he is absolutely a victor, someone who always looks at the result beyond the show, I always say that if people want to see the show, they should go to the circus

I like him too, but he has been focusing too much on defense and that is not good when you want to fight for the title, but if the goal is only to finish in second, third or fourth place, then there is no problem. I believe that the Milan board wants to win the title and if he cannot win the title, then the Milan board will fire him. At Juventus he was good, but the problem was that he was not fighting for the title, I do not know if that was because of the board's fault for not signing many players or not.