Overview
- On Thursday Amorim told DAZN that Milan’s summer window was built “with the future in mind” and mixed established signings with young talent to deliver now and later.
- Amorim publicly defended Gonçalo Ramos, saying he will not ask the striker to run less and that he is confident Ramos’s goalscoring form will return.
- The coach said his Manchester United experience taught him that decisions at a global club carry weight and that he is aiming for greater tactical flexibility at Milan.
- Center-back Matteo Gabbia has recovered from an ankle problem and warned that changes under a new manager take time as Amorim works to find the right defensive balance.
- Football Italia reports Milan face a congested run of fixtures — nine matches in under a month, including three Europa League ties — which will be the immediate test of the transfers, fitness returns, and tactical tweaks.