Bianchin states now is not the time for Allegri to attack the forwards: "Never attacks his players"

"Allegri's analysis of the match is... Allegri-like: 'A game in which there were few chances, one of those games where you knew one incident would decide the match. In the second half, we should have been quicker in shooting on goal. Nkunku had two good chances; someone like him needs to score or at least find the back of the net. We absolutely must improve and stay calm.'"

"'Does this sound like a dismissal of the strikers? No, don't think so. Allegri never attacks his players and certainly doesn't start this time. I could have maybe decided to break the deadlock earlier, in the 70th minute, but I played it like this: the players need to be in good condition to do that... and unfortunately Rafa has had a lot of physical problems this season.'"

"'The ending, of course, was sad: Milan only attacked after conceding a goal and never really threatened. Milinkovic-Savic had difficult saves: none.'"

AC Milan's forwards have faced heavy criticism from the media following a loss to Napoli. Despite this, Massimiliano Allegri has chosen not to publicly criticize his players. The club is considering potential departures of Rafael Leao and Christian Pulisic if contract negotiations do not progress. Allegri's analysis of the match highlighted the need for improvement, particularly in converting chances. He emphasized the importance of keeping the team united during this challenging time, acknowledging the physical issues affecting some players.

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