"If Milan do not qualify for the Champions League, it's a total failure. And it'll lead to a revolution. The big mistake was made years ago: you had a young team that had won the Scudetto, all you had to do was add pieces. Instead, you dismantled everything and lost your focus."
"Today, you're constantly buying and selling, managers and coaches change. But football isn't about finance: it's about teamwork, continuity, and the atmosphere. Pioli's Milan wasn't the strongest, but it was the most united."
"Milan today is Allegri's creation, and together with Tare he has recreated a positive environment. He's a coach-manager - he doesn't need protection. I hope he stays. But it's clear he'll demand guarantees: next year, Milan must be truly competitive."
AC Milan's recent performance has led to concerns about their future. Four defeats in seven games have jeopardized their Champions League qualification. Journalist Peppe Di Stefano emphasizes that failing to qualify would be a total failure, leading to significant changes within the club. He criticizes past decisions to dismantle a successful young team and highlights the importance of teamwork and continuity. Di Stefano also notes the crucial role of coach Allegri in creating a positive environment and stresses the need for Milan to be competitive next season.
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