According to Milan News, Ravelli stated that after AC Milan signed Gonçalo Ramos, the new ownership became more deeply involved in decision-making, and there is greater internal unity within the club.

Ravelli commented on AC Milan's signing in "La Gazzetta dello Sport". She believes that another sign of the Rossoneri's new phase is that the club's owners have been more actively involved, closer to the team and closer to the core decision-making level. She said that, like the Friedkin family in Rome, this is often a good thing.

Ravelli also stated that after months of differing opinions, AC Milan has at least achieved a unified voice among shareholders, coaching staff, and management. She added that this consistent language doesn't necessarily have to be Italian, but the language itself won't be the issue. Cardinale is building an organizational structure based on leading international models, but Serie A still has many unwritten rules, personal relationships, ways of operating, and rhythms. The club needs professionalism, the ability to listen, and a bit of humility.

She went on to point out that all of this is based on a shared vision, and every arrangement will be discussed with Amorim. One reason Ramos was prioritized highly is because Amorim is Portuguese and understands this player well. Ravelli believes that AC Milan hasn't always been able to achieve unity between recruitment, coaching, and management recently, but having a unified goal alone isn't enough. She emphasized that even when mistakes occur at the start of the season, the club must strongly support its choices, especially those of the head coach.

Conversely, if management shows weakness, the club must demonstrate strength to adjust or even make changes. Finally, Ravelli mentioned the uncertainty brought by the transfer market. She said that if AC Milan really sells core players like Modrić, Maignan, and Rabiot, the team's technical and tactical makeup and leadership in the dressing room would change completely.

It's not easy to replace these players, but more importantly, the club must send a clear message both internally and externally: players under contract will only leave AC Milan with the club's agreement or if a replacement has been found, not to meet others' demands. She believes this would be a firm and positive signal. For this reason, the new AC Milan has possessed a valuable asset: clear thinking. Compared to 12 months ago, this is already considerable progress. But thinking alone cannot win matches.

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