#massimiliano-allegri

#massimiliano-allegri

Ruben Loftus-Cheek has soared back from his injury and he is ready to go once again. Described as a 'fundamental pawn' in Allegri's system, the news will bring great joy to the Italian.

Comotto has become a shining light in a difficult season for Spezia, who are under-performing compared to the plans drawn up at the start of the season.

Milan's victory over Torino not only boosts their confidence but also sets a positive tone as they head into the international break, crucial for the final stretch of the season.

I think Pavlovic has improved the most, at least in my opinion. He was already a promising player. De Winter is certainly reliable, even if he needs to improve in some situations, but when you achieve reliability, you are halfway there. It's a job that Max and his staff know how to do well.

Allegri experiences matches with maximum tension, whether it's a derby or a Saturday afternoon against the bottom-placed team. His mind is a whirlwind of numbers to be achieved and moments in the game where he demands a certain level of control from his teams. If not, his reaction is well-known: raging at whoever is in ear shot, kicking the ball, tearing his jacket off and throwing it to the ground.

A comeback is nearly impossible even with Sunday's result, but the Livorno-born coach knows full well that anything can happen in football. Milan, first and foremost, must not watch Inter's performance, but try to win all their games. Only then will they have any chance of coming back, otherwise the only thing they'll have left is the regret of not having capitalised on any missteps the Nerazzurri might continue to make in the final stretch.

According to TMW, Milan have been monitoring Fiorentina striker Moise Kean in recent months. The Italian was coached at Juventus by Massimiliano Allegri, and he is a name that seems to unite the manager and the management, so much so that he has been scouted in depth.