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AC Milan manager Ruben Amorim has disclosed that his players are still learning his 3-4-2-1 system after a 2-2 pre-season draw with Celtic on Saturday.
Camilo Duran opened the scoring before setting up James Forrest to double Celtic’s lead.
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However, Milan reduced the deficit two minutes after the restart when Cameron Carter-Vickers brought down Francesco Camarda inside the penalty area, with the half-time substitute dusting himself down to send Viljami Sinisalo the wrong way from 12 yards.
Camrada then hauled his side level five minutes later after heading in from Samuel Chukwueze’s excellent cross, but neither side was able to find a winning goal.
Reacting after the game, Amorim stated that his players are gradually adapting to his tactical system.
“We tried to keep the ball. We struggled a bit because we pressed high all over the pitch,” Amorim admitted.
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“We need to build that in and improve it. We’ll be sharper physically and read the game better. The team hasn’t taken that idea on board yet, but it is coming.
“The lads tried to do the work. It wasn’t easy. We should have done better in certain moments, like when we conceded, but that’s normal after two weeks of training.”
