Allegri only trusts in changing the formation during the match: the game against Torino provided further proof of this; with the 4-3-3, it’s a different Milan
Milan: Allegri is categorical on the Leao issue: "The national team? He’s absolutely not fit to play; he needs to do specific training to get back to full fitness."
A frantic final quarter of an hour saw Torino bring the game back to life with a penalty that infuriated Allegri, but in the end the Rossoneri secured the three points
AC Milan face Torino this Saturday and head coach Max Allegri has confirmed stars Rafael Leao and Christian Pulisic are at "peace" again following a heated dressing-room confrontation sparked by a missed pass. The tension had led Leao to snub Allegri’s embrace, but the focus now shifts back to the pitch.
Negotiations over the Serbian player’s contract renewal are proceeding alongside his return to the pitch, with the process moving forward in fits and starts, which is fuelling rumours about other clubs once again.
The attacking midfielder, who came through the Rossoneri ranks, opens up in an interview with Goal: "I've had some incredible experiences with Camarda; Aquilani gives me the perfect timing"
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