Nicola Berti: "Milan interests me, despite my dislike"

Former Inter Milan player Nicola Berti has shared his thoughts on the new AC Milan team under Ruben Amorim. Despite admitting a personal dislike for Milan, Berti finds the squad to be "interesting." He highlighted the team's performance, particularly noting the impact of players like Rabiot and the Ballon d'Or winner Modric (though it seems there might be a slight confusion as Modric is not currently with Milan, and Rabiot is a Juventus player, indicating a potential misstatement by Berti or a misinterpretation in the original text. The article likely intended to refer to Milan's actual new signings or key players).

Berti also commented on Juventus's narrow victory against Frosinone, suggesting that a 1-0 win where they risked conceding an equalizer indicated room for improvement.

Addressing the perception of Inter Milan dominating Serie A, Berti believes the championship will not be as straightforward as some predict. He anticipates a more complex season for Inter, noting that Milan has been rejuvenated. Berti observed that after a challenging first half against Torino, Milan showed a strong comeback. He stressed the importance of maintaining focus throughout the long season.

English Translation:

Former Inter player Nicola Berti has spoken about Milan, who made their league debut in Turin with a good victory.

Nicola Berti, a former Inter player, gave an interview to Gazzetta dello Sport in which he discussed not only the Nerazzurri but also the new Ruben Amorim's Milan: "Milan, which I dislike a bit, but is an interesting team. Especially when Rabiot and... the strong one, the Ballon d'Or winner... yes, Modric came on. During Frosinone-Juve, my signal cut out. Who knows why: I didn't see it, but it was probably for the best. Only 1-0 against Frosinone, even risking a draw, seems a bit little.

Will Inter dominate Serie A? The championship will certainly not be as straightforward as they say. In my opinion, it will be a much more complex season for Inter. Milan has been rejuvenated, apart from the Ballon d'Or winner... But the Rossoneri also came out strong after a tiring first half against Torino. In any case, we need to stay alert: the season is loooong, though.