Casano: Allegri is outdated, Milan will struggle to continue playing like this in the future

September 30th, in this round of Serie A, Milan defeated Napoli 2-1 at home. After the game, former Italian international Cassano expressed his views on the game, Milan's future and Allegri in the podcast, and said that Allegri is outdated and Milan will struggle to continue playing like this.

Casano said: "AC Milan's victory in this game is not well deserved. Although the team's two goals were organized and cooperated, it was more due to the serious mistakes made by Napoli. The first goal came from Pulisic's clever handling, combined with the mistakes of young player Marianaucci (Casano believes that the young man makes mistakes understandable); the second goal came from Pavlovic's score in the counterattack. Although the opponent was in the 60th minute Milan won a goal by counterattacking, but if the opponent does not take a defensive position, Milan will not be so easy. "

" Until he was sent off (Esturpinian), Milan always adopted conservative tactics. Although Naples had limited opportunities, Milan's overall performance was not outstanding. If no changes were made, similar situations in which Milan scored the first goal in the future would shrink its defense and delay time. Currently, the team relies on veteran Modric In the game, they thought Modric could play until he was 55 years old, but the real solution was Pulisic, who was once regarded as a substitute. "

" The problem is that if Leo is in normal form, Pulisic may still have no starting chance. Even in the game against Lecce, Pulisic came on as a substitute, but his actual role is far beyond a regular substitute. "

" The outside world's unanimous praise for Milan? It's hard for me to Agree, if we continue to play like this, Milan will struggle in the future. I think Italian football is at a low point now. The rating of "Milan Sports" for Allegri with a 7.5 mark is ridiculous. Allegri is outdated, and everything is going well is just a temporary illusion. In the long run, the truth will eventually come to light (he here he alludes to Allegri's claim that "the team deserves to beat Naples" is a false statement). "