Ruben Amorim targets tactical shift to boost Gonçalo Ramos

AC Milan manager Ruben Amorim is reportedly focusing on tactical adjustments during the upcoming international break, with a primary objective being the reintegration of striker Gonçalo Ramos into the penalty area.

Despite his high-level performances and contributions to playmaking—including an assist against Lecce—Ramos has seen a decline in scoring opportunities. Data indicates that in the last three league matches, he has received half as many balls in the box compared to his first two games, with his average dropping from 46 to 38.5.

Analysts note that Ramos has been playing a deep role to assist the team, covering an average of 10.5 km per match. While this generosity helps the team's build-up play, it has resulted in a lack of presence in goal-scoring zones. Amorim intends to use the extended break to find a balance that maintains Ramos's utility to the squad while increasing his efficiency in front of the net.