Leão: no injury, but care in recovery
Today, December 9th, Milan fans can breathe a sigh of relief regarding Rafael Leão’s physical condition. After a muscular discomfort reacted to quickly, the young striker underwent instrumental tests that ruled out any injury; a great sign for the rossoneri, who communicated that it is merely an inflammation to be treated with specific therapies.
He will likely miss the upcoming challenge against Sassuolo, but the careful management of the player might allow him to take the field again in the Super Cup, where Milan will face Napoli. If all goes well, Leão could be a valuable asset in any crucial matches, like a final against Inter or Bologna.
The match in Australia: moving to San Siro?
The second piece of news pertains to match scheduling. It is forecast that Milan-Como, set to take place in Perth, will not be played due to issues related to the Asian federation and UEFA. The most plausible solution at the moment would be to host the match at San Siro, which would ensure strong support for the rossoneri and allow Italian fans to attend the match in person.
While there is disappointment for the fans in Australia, the decision to host the match on home turf represents a more sensible choice from a sporting perspective, avoiding the logistical difficulties of such a long trip. Proposed dates for the reorganization of the match are February 17 or 24, an anticipation that will surely make Milan supporters happy.
An analysis of the match against Torino
Milan showed great character in their comeback against Torino, wrapping up the match with an excellent score of 3-2. Despite a difficult start, the team responded well, securing three vital points thanks to yet another outstanding performance by Pulisic, who has reached seven goals in Serie A. The statistics are clear: a goal every 64 minutes, demonstrating how the striker is experiencing a truly impressive season with a total tally of 41 goals and 25 assists in 112 appearances.
In conclusion, Milan can count on some good news ahead. With Leão ready to return and a San Siro match on the way, there are plenty of reasons to be optimistic and see Pioli’s team continue to amaze in the league and upcoming competitions.
