00:21We'll see guys, tomorrow we'll see the starting eleven.
00:25Gonçalo doesn't have nothing serious, Chukweze is a little bit different.
00:33We'll see in the few days that we are going to assess Chukweze, but if you look at all
00:40the Europe, the teams that have a lot of competitions, they have a lot of problems
00:44with injuries.
00:45We are trying to make our rotation, we are trying to prepare every player to play the
00:50game.
00:51The CCA is going to play tomorrow, we've already said the position you have to wait until
00:56tomorrow.
00:57Let's go back to the Gazzetta.
01:31I don't know.
01:34Every game is going to be decisive.
01:36In this moment we are in the third game.
01:38We have a lot of games to play.
01:41What I know is that we are going to face a team that has a different quality.
01:46They have a lot of pace.
01:48They are really known in this kind of league, Premier League, they are really known for
01:52the pace, the quality in transitions.
01:55They have a lot of top players and we know that it's going to be a different game and
02:01we need to be prepared for the different pace during the game.
02:05So I will not say that it's decisive, but it's really important for us to understand
02:11our team, our squadra and to put everyone ready for the top games.
02:18So it's not decisive for the competition, but it's really important for our season.
02:23So here, first row, and then I ask if the local media want to do a question after.
02:30So let's start with...
02:31Sì, una domanda per il ministro, una da Ruben Bartó.
02:35Ruben, Ruben.
02:36Ruben.
02:37Ruben.
02:37Doppio Ruben.
02:39Tu sei un giocatore che ha tanta esperienza e giochi.
02:43Insomma, hai partito da qui, dall'Inghilterra.
02:46Ricordo anche una partita strepituosa contro il Paris Saint Germain in Champions League nelle
02:51notti europee da parte tua.
02:53Si parla di assenze, di difficoltà , di giocatori anche forse giovani.
02:58Vuoi prenderti la responsabilità di una gara così delicata, tutta la tua esperienza,
03:04tutta la tua leadership?
03:05Ti senti pronto per trascinare domani sera il Milan?
03:10Sì, sì, ora sono un giocatore con un'esperienza di spazio.
03:15Grazie per aver guardato il mio agee.
03:19Sì, sì, ma dobbiamo...
03:21I dobbiamo...
03:21I dobbiamo fare la responsabilità di spazio e della squadra per portare l'esperienza.
03:27Sì, questi sono i giocatori che bisogna portare l'esperienza.
03:32Perché sono stati molto difficoltà quando l'atmosfera è...
03:36è costato e è stato un grande gioco, specialmente per noi e
03:42Borges, con l'emozione attaccionamento di spazio.
03:46Quindi, voglio aiutare l'amore in questo modo, come possibile.
03:53Ok, ultimamente.
03:54Che cosa pensa Ruben di Ruben?
03:57No, ok.
04:07C'è una chance e penso ancora persisse.
04:13Che potenzialità ha questo ragazzo?
04:17Dove può arrivare queste notti internazionali?
04:20Come possano aiutarlo per farlo brillare ancora di più?
04:24I think the first thing is that not to do a big thing around any kid.
04:30That is the main thing that we have to do as a club.
04:33You guys don't, because you need to do your job.
04:36But we as a club, not just the technical staff, but everyone in the club needs to help the kid
04:41understand
04:42that football, it's a rollercoaster and everything can change in every moment.
04:48I feel that he's in the beginning of something.
04:51He's 50% of his potential.
04:52He can play in different positions, he can play with both feet, but there's a lot of things that he
04:57doesn't do
04:58in the really high level because he doesn't have the experience to do that.
05:02So let's give time to Cissé, but he's doing really well, he's surprising people.
05:09But the main thing is that we need to understand that football change really, really fast.
05:14So he needs to be consistent during the week and then you will have space in our team to play.
05:21But again, he's just 50% of the potential that he has.
05:24So Sky UK, and then after that, if you could say your name and your media, please.
05:36Hiya, it's Mark McAllen from Sky Sports News in London.
05:40Ruben, welcome back to England, obviously the first time you've come back since you left Manchester United.
05:46Now you've had the chance to reflect on what happened at Old Trafford where you're still hugely popular with a
05:51number of fans.
05:52How do you assess your time back in England?
05:55Perhaps do you feel simply the pressure that Michael Carrick is under at the moment?
06:00Guys, I think the important thing is that I'm here as a Milan allenatore and I need to respect that.
06:07The only thing I can say, I have nothing to say about Manchester United, I'm just focused on our club
06:13AC Milan.
06:14And what I can say is that what I said when I signed for Man United is that I love
06:19that club and the feeling of everyone there and what happened doesn't change that.
06:23So it's the only thing that I want to say.
06:25And I moved on and I'm in another big club and this kind of club, my club AC Milan has
06:34a lot of problems to solve.
06:35So I'm focused on my life and our life because as you know, in every big club the trouble is
06:42around the corner.
06:43So I'm really focused on my job, on my team, on my players, on my staff and not in another
06:49club life.
06:50But like I said to you, it doesn't matter what happened in the past with Man United.
06:57What I said when I signed for that club is still the same. I really love that club.
07:02When you look at Bournemouth now, a team you've faced four times competitively already.
07:08How different are they from perhaps the Andoni or the other side that you've faced to the team under Marco
07:13Rosanel?
07:15There are some things, small things that I will not address now because it's part of the game.
07:22I felt the same pace, the same pressure because if you know Marcos, it's the same way they want to
07:30press.
07:30And so they have that identity. They have a lot of quality in the one against one.
07:35They are buying really well. The scouting is really good. Tiag is doing an amazing job.
07:40So I don't see a lot of difference in the identity.
07:44I see some things that are different also because they are losing some players, are bringing new players.
07:49But the identity is about the pace, the quality and the pace of the league.
07:53So it's a very good test for us. And I'm really excited to see my players.
07:59Even with the rotation, for us it doesn't matter. We have the responsibility also to fight for the win.
08:07Obviously you left Chelsea three years ago. You wanted to experience something different, something new.
08:13You obviously played now at Milan, a huge club. You've run the Vogue runway.
08:18How much are you a different person on and off the pitch to the boy that left Chelsea three years
08:23ago?
08:26I think I've evolved as a player and as a human being as well.
08:32I think firstly as a player the league is different and you have to adapt to the league and adapt
08:41your football in a way that maybe you couldn't play or is not as effective here in Italy as it
08:48is in England.
08:51But I've enjoyed it. I've enjoyed it. I've enjoyed the experience and as a human being going to a different
08:56country when many Englishmen haven't done that in the past and learning a new language, a different culture, a different
09:08way of life.
09:08So in that sense I've grown as a human being.
09:13And the food is better.
09:15I've enjoyed it.
09:20Hi, I've heard Kit Sheppard from The Times.
09:23Ruben Fox-Cheek.
09:25You can talk just about how you feel you've grown as a player and recently looking at the national team
09:31we're seeing a growing presence of players in that sort who don't play for Premier League.
09:35Just with that in mind, do you still harbour ambitions of maybe getting back into the Liverpool squad one day?
09:44Honestly, it's not the forefront of my mind. I think AC Milan, the club, deserves all my concentration right now.
09:56We're in a period where we have so much games. We're a big club and we have the pressure to
10:05win.
10:06So in that sense I'm always concentrated here and I think, you know, if you're playing well then that will
10:15take care of itself and England opportunities will come.
10:18So I think for me it's just full concentration on AC Milan.
10:25Ruben, I appreciate you don't want to talk about Manchester United but coming back to England now, do you feel
10:31you're a different person and a different manager to when you left England or are you still the same?
10:38First of all, I want to address this question about Ruben. The problem with Ruben is that he doesn't believe
10:44that he can play for national team and I hear that in his voice but he has the talent to
10:49do that.
10:50He's a really talented guy that maybe the problem is more here than in his body and his ability.
10:56So I really believe that if we take that from his head he can play in every national team because
11:03he's a very talented boy but he needs to give that step.
11:07And he's still young. People don't understand that he can play for a while. So I truly believe that he
11:14can be that kind of player.
11:15Then of course when you have experience you are a different manager. I think I'm not a different person because
11:22that will not change but I have more experience.
11:25I understand better a little bit the football. It's going to help me in the future to deal with the
11:32problems because Massimilien has the same type of environment.
11:38It's going to help us here, everyone, especially me to deal with that. So I think I'm the same person,
11:46a little bit more experience in certain things.
11:49I think it's better.
11:52It's better.
11:54Yeah, just the first.
11:56Yeah.
12:00Francesco Letizia.
12:24It's about technical things and things that I see in training. Not the way they train, but they play in
12:30a different way.
12:31Barteszak is more a runner. Stupinha is more a defender to connect. And sometimes you just see the details and
12:39try to balance everything.
12:40But if you see, they are playing like every game plays one. Moreira playing the last game. Tomorrow you are
12:48going to see one.
12:49Maybe against Odinez you are going to see another. So sometimes it's the characteristics that you want for every specific
12:56game.
12:56And you need to prepare every player to play.
13:01Prego, Marco.
13:02Mister, the words of Rabiot at the end of the game have been very liked.
13:05A team that wants to grow and get great results is a team that is not satisfied.
13:12I ask you if in these days you have taken the inspiration from those words to talk to your players
13:18and get to this challenge,
13:20that you have defined as a team that you are going to see in the next game.
13:27No, every game has a different history.
13:31So we cannot think that in the next game we are going to prove something about the last game.
13:36We need to improve as a team. I was watching a game where we could avoid the goals.
13:42After the 3-1, we had the possession and we lost the possession in some situations that we were not
13:48in danger.
13:49So I think we need to improve on that.
13:51There are small things that we need to understand.
13:54Tactical things, technical things that are going to help us in the mental state of the game to control better
13:59the game.
13:59So tomorrow we don't have to prove nothing about the last game.
14:04We need to prove about the game that we are going to face tomorrow,
14:08that is trying to win this game in this important competition for us.
14:13And if we don't have any more trouble in injuries, it will be perfect to prepare Udini.
14:21Let's do the last two with Lorenzo De Angelis and Maurizio Cardone.
14:24Ruben, I wanted to ask a question about the famous game against Paris Saint-Germain a few years ago.
14:33How do you feel?
14:34Because in the last few seasons you have had many injuries that did not allow you to be 100%.
14:40So, with the trust of Mr. Ruben, how do you feel today?
14:46Well, I think over my whole career I have had a lot of problems with my body, with injuries.
14:57And I think it has been my biggest challenge to feel good throughout seasons, season upon season.
15:08That's just how it's gone. That's just how my body has been.
15:12And I think I have to accept that.
15:15But also, I think I can be better mentally in terms of accepting it and playing with confidence in my
15:30ability.
15:33But today I feel good. This season I feel good. I'm ready to play.
15:39You know, I feel good when I'm on the pitch.
15:42So, when I'm on the pitch I want to give 100% for the team, 100% for myself and
15:50play well.
15:52So, let's do the last one. Please, Maurizio.
15:55Hello, Domenico.
15:57Domenico contra l'Atalanta has made a beautiful game.
16:00An intensity, I would say, almost from the Premier League.
16:03But you have seen that Mr. Amorim is not here and he is not listening to us.
16:06I have to ask you what has changed from the spoiltor to the camp, from last year to this year.
16:12Well, I think that this year we have a lot of belief in ourselves and in the manager that we
16:21can achieve things.
16:24I think the whole squad feels together. And I really feel that in the dressing room, in the change room,
16:33on the training pitch.
16:36You can feel the desire to want to achieve and to get better every day.
16:42And, you know, I'm sure the manager will agree with that.
16:46And you can feel it on the pitch, even when we haven't had good first halves or we're in bad
16:52moments.
16:53We, you know, we're always bouncing back.
16:56And I think we can see in the league, you know, being unbeaten is a good feat.
17:03And I think there is stuff we can improve on for sure.
17:07But the trajectory of the team and where we're going, I think, is in a good place.
17:12Thank you very much. Good evening.
17:14Thank you. Grazie.
