Gian Piero Gasperini, the head coach of AS Roma, expressed his satisfaction with his team's performance despite losing to AC Milan 1-0 in the match held at the Giuseppe Meazza Stadium as part of the Italian league, emphasizing that the injury sustained by Paulo Dybala is the biggest loss.

Gasperini said: "People always try to focus on what didn't go well, but I prefer to look at the positives. We were very close to achieving a better result and created many chances. This is the style I want us to play. Although we left the match without points, I am confident we are on the right path."

He added: "I believe we delivered a remarkable performance in terms of quality today, except for the final touch in front of the goal. The first half was excellent, and we showed strong character against a great opponent on their home ground. After the goal, we struggled a bit, but we returned to press again. Honestly, I find it difficult to identify the negatives from this match."

The Italian coach continued: "Of course, we feel anger and disappointment after the defeat, but in football, opportunities can be missed by just a few centimeters. I am satisfied with the overall performance of the team; we have spirit and character, and we play beautiful football. Perhaps we paid the price in the past few months for missing four out of five penalties in the league and the Europa League."

Gasperini concluded his statements by discussing Dybala's injury, saying: "The worst part of the penalty is Dybala's injury. We now need to find out how long he will be absent, but he will definitely be out until after the international break. This is the biggest loss tonight."