Amorim Keeps Milan Unbeaten With 3-2 Win Over Atalanta
Tactical gains under Amorim could be strained by a demanding schedule that may expose the physical limits of his system.
Overview
- Milan beat Atalanta 3-2 at San Siro on Sunday to extend Ruben Amorim’s unbeaten start in Serie A to seven matches.
- Gonçalo Ramos scored from the spot, Adrien Rabiot added a goal before halftime and Mario Gila headed a third before Atalanta fought back with strikes from Gianluca Gaetano and Nikola Krstovic.
- The win ended a six-game Serie A winless run against Atalanta and lifted Milan to fourth on 15 points in the table.
- Opta noted Amorim is only the third Milan coach to begin with seven unbeaten league games, while national papers led by La Gazzetta dello Sport warned his high-intensity system appears to sap energy and lead to second-half drop-offs.
- Milan face tight rotation pressures with a Europa League trip to Bournemouth and league games ahead, and the club has held owner-level talks about short-term form that mean fitness and consistency will shape whether the early momentum lasts.