Italian legend surrenders to Amorim: «Changed Milan's mentality»
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Italian legend surrenders to Amorim: «Changed Milan's mentality»

SAPO Notícias6 September 2026 at 10:55

Gianluca Zambrotta, former Italian defender and 2006 World Cup champion, publicly praised the work of Rúben Amorim at Milan. According to Zambrotta, the Portuguese coach "changed the mentality" of the Milan club since he took over the team.

Zambrotta highlighted Francisco Conceição as one of Milan's main weapons for the classic against Juventus. The former player believes the Portuguese winger can be decisive in the result of the match between the two Italian teams.

The article does not specify details about the current standings of the teams in Serie A nor about the scheduled date for the game. Zambrotta spoke as a former player with experience at both clubs, having represented Juventus for most of his career.

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