As it turns out Milan will finish this somewhat anticlimactic season against a last placed team that is Salernitana. With second place secured earlier last week’s 3-1 loss to Torino only served to highlight the defensive woes that have plagued Pioli’s Milan. With the knowledge that the coach’s day are numbered it seemed that any possible fixes were abandoned a Torino ran away relatively easy winners.
The new coach, rumored to be ex-Roma boss Paulo Fonseca, will have to stabilize the shape of the team. The Portuguese coach’s name has been one of many arguably underwhelming names linked and his arrival will not set a new excitement mark, but more on summer plans later as they happen.
Pioli is not the only one to be receiving a farewell at the San Siro. Giroud confirmed his departure to MLS’ LAFC earlier and Kjaer will also leave Milan. All three deserve a fond goodbye with one delivering a much hoped for Scudetto, the other for breaking the number 9 curse and finally the Danish veteran for providing leadership at the back.
As for this game Maignan’s almost continuous injury woes has put his Milan future in some question. Will Gerry Cardinale and management contemplate one big sale in the French goalkeeper or perhaps Theo. Time will tell. Sportiello will start in goal in any case. Kjaer might get a farewell start but Gabbia and Tomori are the likeliest defenders to start alongside Calabria and Theo. The middle three is set to be Bennacer, Adli and Reijnders but Pioli could decide to give Musah another start. Upfront Leao will regain his starting spot that had been lost for unknown reasons. Giroud should get the farewell start and Pulisic can consider his Milan debut season a big success with another start at right wing.
The disappointing Salernitana are led once again by Stefano Colantuono. He is the the team’s third coach of the season after Paulo Sousa and Pippo Inzaghi failed to get the team going.
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A changed lineup with Hernandez and Leao on the bench managed to rout Cagliari 5-1 and the subsequent Juventus tie with Salernitana ensured second place for this 2023-2024 Serie A season. Champions League places, now that Serie A has five spots, was confirmed earlier and now Milan know their place in the newly expanded to four team Super Coppa. In other words there is nothing to play for this week and the next week in the final game of the season. Some hopes for primavera or youth team members like Kevin Zeroli or the likes of Francesco Camarda being given a chance will likely not really materialize except for few substitute minutes. The latter is in apparent contract dispute with the team and his Milan future is not set in stone.
Maignan is expected to stay on the bench and there are whispers of a sale as well. Whether the team needs or will do a Tonali type sale in the summer remains to be seen and if so Maignan could be the man. Sportiello will start in goal. Gabbia has accumulated yellow and it is therefore a Tomori, Thiaw center back pairing with Kalulu and Hernandez the possible full backs. A 4-3-3 is expected with three of Musah, Bennacer, Reijnders and Adli. Leao may remain on the bench, a questionable move perhaps. Okafor is set to start in Portuguese’s place with Giroud and Pulisic up front. Chukwueze will miss the final two games of the season with the team suffering yet another muscular injury absence.
The focus is on finding a Pioli replacement with many underwhelming names linked. The team is set to make an early off season decision on the coach’s replacement.
Torino’s Ivan Juric is set to leave the team having been in charge since 2021. Torino sit exactly in the middle of the table with a shot at a Conference League qualification spot.
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Week 35’s 3-3 tie versus Genoa extended Milan’s winless streak to six matches. It cemented the need for a new coach. Leading 3-2 Pioli opted to bring on Thiaw in Chukwueze’s place, the fact that the German’s own goal tied the score minutes later highlighted the issue. This type of sub also further confirmed the necessity for new thinking. If a new coach, Porto’s Sergio Conceicao being the latest ‘hot’ candidate, brings that remains to be seen. If not his tactics the Portuguese coach’s temperament is at least questionable.
It is are somewhat surprising, if reports are to be true, that Pioli will use a much changed starting 11. Opting for a possible 4-3-3 without Calabria, Theo, Tomori and Leao is even more so. Kalulu, Thiaw, Gabbia and Florenzi in front of Sportiello is the predicted back line. Musah, Reijnders and Bennacer forming a middle three is at least good to try and against a 15th placed team perhaps might yield a positive outcome. Sports papers go on to report a possible front three of Chukwueze, Giroud and Pulisic. The latter American has not often played the left wing during his Milan career. Loftus-Cheek, Maignan and Kjaer remain on the injured list but may be all ready for week 37.
Cagliari have not won in four games and sit only three points above the relegation spot occupied by Udinese.
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Week 34’s match against Juventus was not a great advertisement for Italian nor did Milan shine in any shape for form. The 0-0 draw was widely noted as a boring uneventful match. The 2023-2024 season is ending in a sort of anticlimactic way with only second pace to play for. Juventus can catch Milan and take over second spot but it won’t matter all that much. Next season’s new Champions League format has already guaranteed the Serie A five spots, up from four, and even if that was in question the danger would be lower.
The rest of the season’s biggest drama is likely to be the search for Piuoli’s successor. So far mostly unimpressive names have mentioned but it is too early to be sure if the choice will be high profile or not. A lot will depend on Gerry Cardinale’s ambition and willingness.
In the warm up for the aforementioned Juveutus match Maignan injured himself and Sportiello deputized well. The Italian will start again versus Genoa. Calabria will serve the second of his two match ban but since Hernandez is back from suspension Pioli won’t have to use Musah at the back. Florenzi and Hernandez will play alongside Tomori and Gabbia. It looks like bennacer and Reijnders will be used the rest of the way with Adi on the bench. Loftus- CHeek is not 100% and this will move Pulisic to the attacking midfield role and Chukwueze to the wing. Leao will start on the left with the departing Giroud playing up front in one of his final Milan games.
Genoa feature the familiar name of Messias on their squad but the Brazilian is out injured. Il Grifone are coached by Gilardino of course and despite his team being only 12th in the standings he is gaining fans for his coaching.
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The derby unfolded as some feared. Milan looked unconvincing at best and the tactics, notably starting Leao as a more central striker, did not work as many expected too. Some late urgency added little to the saddening and even humiliating sight of Inter winning the Scudetto in front of Milan fans. Pioli’s future brought into more question has perhaps been sealed now. Some of the supposed replacement choices look to be questionable but that’s for later.
The manner in which the derby ended exposed another Milan weakness. Theo got involved with Denzel Dumfries again and will be suspended for this week 34 match at Juventus. Calabria’ elbow hit on Davide Frattesi was reckless and has handed the right back a two game suspension. To top it off Tomori’s yellow makes him the third player to miss this clash with the third placed team. Kjaer and Kalulu’s absence means that Gabbia and Thiaw are the only two available center backs. Florenzi and Musah are set to play left and right back respectively. Terracciano remains an option at full back. Bennacer and Reijnders will start in front the back four. Leao, Loftus-Cheek and Pulisic will start behind Giroud. The latter is on his way to LAFC of the MLS and his departure will kick the search for a new (young) striker into high gear.
Juventus are going their own version of league struggles with only one Serie A win since the beginning of March. However the gap between the two teams is only five points and if Milan want to keep the second place race secure points are needed.
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A winning run has been interrupted by two European losses to Roma and a mediocre tie versus relegation candidates Sassuolo. These results have soured the Pioli stay expectations to the point that his summer departure is all but confirmed. On the eve of a derby where Inter can clinch the Scudetto with a win it seems that Milan are already close to choosing Pioli’s successor. Many names have already floated by the media, most not exciting, but it would be a surprise if a selection is indeed imminent as claimed by a few.
As for this game itself it is important that the players themselves realize that allowing Inter a celebration on Milan’s turf, this being a home game, would be nothing short of humiliating. Pioli’s mostly predictable line up and formation may not hold much of a surprise for Simone Inzaghi’s Inter and that has proven stubborn, naive and dangerous. Recent derbies have been one of the main showcases of Pioli’s weaknesses as coach.
There is a central defender shortage as Thiaw managed to get a yellow cards suspension at Sassuolo. Kalulu is still out and Kjaer is struggling with a knock. This leaves Gabbia and Tomori as certain starters. Simic would be an option but he is doing well with the primavera and has led Abate’s men to the UEFA Youth League final – where they will meet Olympiacos. Maignan is in goal and Calabria and Hernandez will be the full backs. Some uncertainty exists in the midfield as Bennacer has a chance to start despite less than good form. Adli could start and his passion for the cause has been greater than most. Reijnders is the other likely starter. Pulisic, Loftus-Cheek and Leao plus Giroud should be the starting front line leaving no space for Chukwueze. The latter has been gaining momentum but it remains to be seen if Pioli is willing to tweak his starting 11.
Inter, as mentioned on their way to the title, are a relatively healthy squad with only Juan Cuadrado on the sidelines. The Colombian is set to leave Inter at the end of the season.
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Following the 3-0 win versus Lecce the winning run was interrupted in the Europa League quarter finals first leg 0-1 loss to Roma. The Daniele De Rossi led visitors faced a mediocre looking Milan and the new Roma coach out managed Pioli. The team showed late urgency which featured a poor Giroud miss and of course a catalog of refereeing question marks. VAR and on the pitch decisions remain as controversial as ever.
Late in the week it has been announced that Maignan will miss this week 32 match due to fatigue and Sportiello will hop into the starting spot. Florenzi will allow Calabria some rest and start with Kjaer and Tomori. It is possible that there will be further rotation as Terracciano has a chance to start as well giving Theo a day off. Adli, Musah and Reijnders should start in the middle but further changes are expected on the wings and upfront. Jovic, Okafor and Chukwueze are set to make up a much changed starting 11. Previous heavy rotation games have not been produced the needed result and this may give some caution to Pioli. The coach’s future seems to be with Milan but rumours and reports are just that and it is hoped management will make a more objective analysis of the season overall in the summer.
Sassuolo have had a disappointing season sitting in the relegation spots and will miss two famous names for Milan fans. Both Domenico Berardi and Samu Castillejo are among the players missing this match.
Juventus has dropped a further two points leading up to this match. The Turin derby has ended in a scoreless tie and so a win versus the lowly Sassuolo further solidifies second spot, +8 from third place Juventus, heading into the derby della madonnina and the final weeks of the season.
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Every win brings the team closer to keeping Pioli for next season. The coach’s fate seemed almost certain a few weeks ago but a winning run dating back to over a month has resurrected the idea of Pioli staying. While management may be being convinced the same can not be said of the fans, A MilanMania poll is less forgiving of the coach and the need for new ideas and tactics. Time will tell and the winning needs to continue.
In just over two week it is time for another derby and Inter fans are salivating over the idea of clinching the Scudetto at the derby. Inter are runaway leaders but the aforementioned winning run has Milan advancing towards second place. Lecce in the 13th spot and Sassuolo in 19th present two big chances for further points to increase the distance from the faltering Juventus.
Theoi returns from a one game suspension however Loftus-Cheek goes into the same. The latter’s absence has made for a rethink of the front line and it is likely that Pulisic moves to the attacking role bind the striker. His right wing spot will be taken by the seemingly improving Chukwueze. Leao will of course continue on the left. There were whispers of a Giroud rest, in favour of Jovic, but it seems that the Frenchman will start. A busy schedule including the Europa League quarter finals versus Roma await and rotation may be on the cards. Pioli will have to be cautious however as recent rotation or experiments have mostly backfired.
Adli and Reijnders will likely keep the pivot spots with Gabbia and Tomori the favorites for the middle of defense. Calabria, Theo and Maignan round out the starting 11.
Luca Gotti is now in charge of Lecce after Roberto D’Aversa was dismissed from his position after a headbutting incident last month in the game versus Verona.
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Fiorentina – Milan Saturday March 30 2024 20:45CET
As the March international break ends league campaigns enter the home stretch. Milan have grabbed the second spot from Juventus for now and can hope to finish the season on a relative high with perhaps a Europa League trophy too. The form has put into doubt Pioli’s presumed future as well. The coach is still thought to be on his way out in the summer but there may be a chance of things turning if this current form lasts into May.
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First stop on the aforementioned home stretch is Fiorentina. I Viola have not really delivered on any promise this season and are closer to midtable than the top spots. The hosts will be without Bonaventura for the same reason that Milan will be without Theo. Yellows accumulation suspension. The injury situation is relatively mild however with Kalulu and Pobega on the sidelines.
Theo’s absence forces Florenzi back into the line up. Calabria being the other trusted full back means that the center back spots are the uncertain ones with Tomori and Gabbia perhaps ahead of Thiaw and the not 100% ready Kjaer. A similar situation is set for midfield with Reijnders lining up with Adli but Bennacer could be available fit to start in place of the latter. The front four seem more certain with Pulisic, Loftus-Cheek and Leao all on good form with Giroud as the center forward. The latter is all but certain to be playing his final games for Milan as he heads to Major League Soccer and the bright lights of Los Angeles in the summer. The 37 year old has so far contributed 46 goals for the Milan cause as a number 9 since his arrival in 2021.
Whilst without the suspended Bonaventura Fiorentina do feature one somewhat forgotten long time Milan target Andrea Belotti. The forward’s name would be all over the papers as a Giroud replacement but as he enters his 30s Milan have moved on to younger targets. Perhaps Lille’s Jonathan David? Perhaps Bologna’s Joshua Zirkzee? What about RB Leipzig’s Benjamin Sesko or Sporting’s surely now very expensive Victor Gyokeres? As always Milan will be linked to a multitude of realistic and not so realistic names.
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