Coach Massimiliano Allegri affirmed that his team, Milan, is not experiencing a collapse despite the recent decline, noting that the goal remains clear, which is to qualify for the Champions League.

He explained that the loss to Napoli was not easy, especially after falling behind the leader Inter Milan, but he stressed the importance of maintaining balance and not succumbing to anxiety.

Allegri spoke about the decline in offensive effectiveness, admitting that the team hadn't scored in several matches, but he considered this to be normal during the season.

He also expressed his confidence in his stars like Rafael Leão and Christian Pulisic, affirming that they are capable of scoring decisive goals, with Santiago Giménez's return approaching and Niclas Füllkrug's continued contributions.

Regarding the upcoming match against Udinese, the coach warned of the danger posed by the opponent, who is known for their physical strength and counter-attacks, emphasizing the need for focus, especially considering the weather conditions.

He also pointed out that changing tactical plans is not the only solution; the most important thing is the performance on the field.

Allegri concluded with a clear message, indirectly responding to the criticism: Football is decided by results, and at the end of the season, everything will be evaluated calmly.

He added with notable confidence: "I am someone who knows his worth well," indicating that his experience is sufficient to lead the team through this phase and achieve the goal.