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AC Milan's Tactical Shift: Fonseca's Five Changes for Venezia Clash

14 September, 2024 - 8:10PM
AC Milan's Tactical Shift: Fonseca's Five Changes for Venezia Clash
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Paulo Fonseca has already been no stranger to bold selection choices in his brief time as AC Milan’s head coach, and he is expected to make further changes against Venezia tomorrow night.

According to La Gazzetta dello Sport (seen below) there will be five more changes, which practically half the team. Fonseca is continuing to search for the best formula for his Milan and, compared to the draw against Lazio, there will be changes in eery department.

It will be also be different team compared to the one seen in Parma and also to the XI that debuted against Torino which means four games and four different versions. The decisions this time are with an eye on the games against Liverpool and Inter, which are an early watershed for the Portuguese.

The main news concerns the attack where Tammy Abraham will get his first start for the club after arriving on deadline day, with Alvaro Morata back in full training but not fit enough to start so he will take a spot on the bench.

Rafael Leao will return on the left while on the other wing Noah Okafor is in a battle with Christian Pulisic and Samuel Chukwueze. The latter two are the natural right wingers, but both returned back late from international duty after long trips.

Emerson Royal and Theo Hernandez will be the full-backs, and then were arrive at more doubts in defence and midfield. Ismael Bennacer’s injury limits options, as does Yunus Musah’s long trip to represent the USA, so Youssouf Fofana and Tijjani Reijnders should be the double pivot. Kevin Zeroli and Silvano Vos will be among the alternatives on the bench.

Malick Thiaw remains on the unavailable list after an ankle sprain, while Strahinja Pavlovic will get some rest before facing Mo Salah and Lautaro Martinez. Matteo Gabbia will play in his place in the centre, paired with Fikayo Tomori.

AC Milan Seeking First Win of Season

AC Milan returns to league action after the international break: this evening at 8:45 PM CEST, the Rossoneri face newly promoted Venezia.

Fonseca's team is still looking for their first victory of the season and is expected to respond after a very challenging start, especially with upcoming commitments in the Champions League and the derby. Before the match, AC Milan defender Strahinja Pavlović spoke to DAZN. Here are his statements:

"Today we must win, and we will do everything to win, after three matches."

"I don't feel like a leader yet; I just do what I have to do. And I will do everything for the victory. For now, I am happy."

Pavlović's Words Echo Milan's Determination

Pavlović's words, "Today we must win, and we will do everything to win, after three matches." reflects the mood in the Milan camp. The Rossoneri are determined to get back on track, with a first league win of the season, before the crucial Champions League and Derby fixtures. The team is confident that they can bounce back and achieve their goals.

The international break has provided an opportunity for the team to regroup and work on their strategy. The players have had time to rest and recover, and Fonseca has been able to put in place his plans for the Venezia match. The team is confident that the changes made to the starting lineup will be successful, and they are eager to get back on the pitch and prove themselves.

Venezia Faces Up Against Milan's Resurgence

Venezia, meanwhile, are still searching for their footing in Serie A. After gaining promotion through the play-offs, they have struggled to adapt to the top flight. The team has only secured one point from three rounds, and they will be looking to turn things around against Milan.

Venezia's coach, Eusebio Di Francesco, has a tough task on his hands. He needs to find a way to motivate his players and get them to perform at their best. The team has shown flashes of potential, but they need to find consistency if they are to avoid a relegation battle.

A Battle for Momentum

The match between AC Milan and Venezia is a battle for momentum. Milan needs to gain confidence and secure a victory, while Venezia needs to prove that they can compete at this level. The match promises to be an exciting one, with both teams looking to make a statement.

The result of the match could have a significant impact on the rest of the season for both teams. Milan needs to win to keep pace with the leaders, while Venezia needs a victory to build some momentum and get their season back on track.

It is sure to be a tight and intense match, with both teams fighting hard for every point. Stay tuned for updates on the action and the outcome of this important Serie A clash.

AC Milan's Tactical Shift: Fonseca's Five Changes for Venezia Clash
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