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Ruben Amorim's Milan pushes for Scudetto with high‑press, new signings and squad overhaul

AC Milan, now led by Portuguese coach Ruben Amorim, has adopted a high‑pressing, high‑line system and set the Serie A title as its primary goal. The coach’s tactical shift to a 3‑4‑2‑1 that becomes a 4‑4‑1‑1 in defence aims to dominate the opponent’s half and increase intensity.

The club has already added centre‑back Mario Gila for around €30 million and is monitoring Sporting CP defender Gonçalo Inácio as a potential reinforcement. Strahinja Pavlovic praised Gila as the best defender he has faced and highlighted the impact of the new signings. Other transfer targets include former Milanista Brahim Diaz for a trequartista role and the possible sale of players such as Rafael Leão and Santiago Giménez to fund further acquisitions.

Amorim’s squad evaluation also emphasizes youth prospects like Francesco Camarda, Kostic, and Comotto, while noting that forward Rafael Leão may not fit the high‑press system. The team’s ambition is reinforced by the continued presence of Luka Modrić and the confidence expressed by players that the new approach will help Milan win the Scudetto and succeed in Europe.

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AC Milan · Brahim Diaz · Gila · Gonçalo Inácio · Gonçalo Ramos · Luka Modrić · Mario Gila · Ruben Amorim · Scudetto · Strahinja Pavlovic

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