Recently, Graziano Grazianone appeared on Radio Sportiva to discuss AC Milan's performance under Ruben Amorim following their 1-1 draw with Sassuolo. He argued that AC Milan lacks a clear team identity and hasn't given young attacking players enough opportunities.

Grazianone said: "AC Milan hasn't established its own identity and lacks a clear overall playing style. Moreover, they're now relying on players who are struggling in attack. He's finding it difficult because he receives the ball too infrequently and has too few scoring opportunities. Pulisic isn't a classic number nine either."

"So why not start Siyech from the beginning? He's still very young and has performed excellently with the U21 team. Why not give him the chance to play alongside Gonçalo to ease the burden in attack? Furthermore, AC Milan also has Camarda, who is also a U21 player. Do you know how many minutes he played in the first six league matches? Only 8 minutes. What are we even talking about here?"

"If AC Milan doesn't even have the courage to bring young talent onto the pitch, what's there to discuss? After all, is there a technical gap between AC Milan's players and Sassuolo's players? I think there is."

Grazianone also pointed out that while individual match results may be uncertain, AC Milan continues to reveal problems with its lack of clear identity and insufficient boldness in play.

"Matches have wins and losses, but AC Milan lacks its own identity and doesn't play boldly enough, even though they have excellent players. After scoring, they immediately drop deep defensively, and the result is conceding an equalizer within 5 minutes. If the referee hadn't correctly awarded a free kick to AC Milan, they might have conceded again. However, VAR has become ineffective—it's not being called that way anymore. The best approach is to maintain balance."

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