A New Chapter in Italy
Ruben Amorim believes the ups and downs of his management career have prepared him well for the task of leading AC Milan. Amorim enjoyed an excellent start to his time in the dugout at Sporting Lisbon before a demoralising stint at Manchester United that saw him sacked after 14 months.
Now in charge of the Rossoneri, who entered the international break fifth in Serie A and head to Sassuolo on Sunday, the 41-year-old feels content that he is the right man in the right place. Amorim told DAZN that the experience built up at other clubs helps with every new challenge.
Lessons Learned in England
The manager noted that Italy is more similar to Portugal regarding pressure, because people outside the club experience the team really passionately, and he is used to living like that. He added that England was a bit different, but Manchester United is a global club just like Milan.
According to Amorim, every single thing you do carries weight at those clubs, and that has helped him try to conduct himself in the best way at Milan. In his head, everything experienced in his career was to reach this point at a very special club to be ready to help it.
Backing for Gonçalo Ramos
Amorim will be hoping summer signing Gonçalo Ramos carries his international form into the clash at Mapei Stadium. The Champions League winner netted in three out of Portugal's four Nations League games.
Ramos has just one goal for Milan so far but has impressed with a tireless work rate. Amorim stated he will never tell a player to run less, adding that the striker is working hard and the team is scoring.
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