Cagliari coach admits he wants to spoil things at San Siro: "We're safe... but"

"Milan face Cagliari on the final day of the Serie A season and they will need to beat Cagliari to confirm a place in the top four. It could well be a case of results going in their favour, regardless of what happens at San Siro. However, the crowd and perhaps more Massimiliano Allegri will want Milan to end the season with a win. Though it may not be so easy."

"Instead, their manager has stated that they will play to potentially cause an upset, even if he admitted that his team may have thoughts about pre-season. After their win against Torino, Fabio Pisacane spoke to the media as MilanPress relays. "We're incredibly happy because we've achieved a very difficult goal, especially considering everything we've been through this year. What's Pisacane's prize in this relegation? Nothing, it's all about everyone. It's something shared between the team, the staff, the sporting director, and the club.""

""The future? Happiness doesn't last long; then we need to get back to work and look ahead. We're safe but I'll prepare for the match against Milan because we want to perform to our best, within our capabilities. The lads, on the other hand, will take a bit of a break; they deserve it. As for me, we'll see.""

"Playing for an upset and actually causing one is a completely different thing. The Rossoneri need to be awake to the threat, certainly."

Milan play Cagliari on the final day of Serie A and need a win to confirm a top-four finish. Other results could help, but the home crowd and Massimiliano Allegri likely want a victory at San Siro. Cagliari have already secured safety, yet their mindset is not expected to be relaxed. Their manager has indicated they will try to cause an upset, even while acknowledging thoughts about pre-season. After a win against Torino, Fabio Pisacane emphasized that the relegation goal was shared across the team, staff, sporting director, and club. He said happiness will be brief, with preparation for Milan focused on performing to their best, while players take a short break.

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