When Gazzetta dello Sport interviewed former Milan head coach Fabio Capello, the renowned Italian manager discussed Milan's performance after their winning start under Ruben Amorim: "He was well-prepared for his debut and delivered a structured approach. I'm pleased that our victory has resonated all the way to Portugal, which shows we've accomplished something significant."

But people in Turin have already noticed something, haven’t they?

"That's true. To be honest, I didn't expect this to happen so quickly, especially since the pre-season friendlies raised some concerns. Specifically, in the Chelsea match, the English side's pace forced Milan onto the back foot at times. Amorim has his own football philosophy, which fits well with Milan's traditional style. In Sunday's game, the team's desire to press high was already evident, and I also appreciated their control of the pitch. The technical quality was somewhat lacking in the first half, but once Luka Modrić and Adrien Rabiot came on as substitutes, everything became easier."

Did Rabiot's move to the attacking midfield position change the game?

"He is certainly more threatening and decisive in a more advanced role, but I'm more concerned about who will fill his place in midfield. Yunus Musah looked more composed than usual, which is a positive sign. Perhaps he can adapt better to Amorim's system."

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