Romano defends Amorim: it's impossible to change AC Milan completely in 3 months

Italian Fabrizio Romano has defended Portuguese Ruben Amorim, the head coach of AC Milan, in light of the criticism he has faced recently, asserting that the manager needs more time to implement his ideas and build the team in the way he desires.

Romano stated that it is 'impossible for Amorim, coming from completely different environments like Portugal and England, to change the shape of AC Milan entirely in three months,' pointing out that the coach was clear from his first meeting with Cardinale about his vision and desire to implement his football ideas, emphasizing from the outset that the project will need time and patience.

Romano has stated that Amorim's goal remains to achieve victories and compete in the best possible way, but at the same time he needs and wants time to show the identity of AC Milan that he is trying to build, whether tactically, mentally, or even in terms of the composition of the players, clarifying that the coach has not promised anything from the beginning.

Romano concluded by stating that Amorim 'deserves respect for being clear and honest' about his project with AC Milan, emphasizing that the final judgment will remain on the pitch, where results and performance will be the criteria for evaluating the Portuguese coach's experience with the Italian club.