AC Milan: Ruben Amorim’s press conference is canceled

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By: Manu Tournoux

AC Milan: Ruben Amorim's press conference is canceled

AC Milan has decided to skip Ruben Amorim’s traditional pre-match press conference, on the eve of the reception of Atalanta at San Siro, Sunday at 6 p.m. Returning from Austria after its victory in Salzburg in the Europa League, the Lombard club wants to concentrate on preparing for this important meeting in Serie A, after its draw against Sassuolo. The Portuguese technician will meet his players this Saturday for the only training session before facing Maurizio Sarri’s men.

This decision could also be renewed next week, depending on PianetaMilan relayed by several Italian media. The Rossoneri will travel to England to face Bournemouth in the Europa League, before returning to Milan the next day. They will then have only one day to prepare for their trip to Udine. In a particularly busy schedule, the Milanese staff therefore intends to prioritize physical recovery, resource management and work on the field rather than media obligations.

Manu Tournoux

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