"Change takes time" - Fonseca revisits Milan spell and points out difference with Amorim
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Paulo Fonseca returns to discuss his experience at AC Milan with a statement that sounds like a criticism of the Rossoneri's current style. The former Portuguese coach, interviewed by SportWeek, stated that he guided the Rossoneri towards a style of play that has never been replicated since his departure. Fonseca: the project interrupted in December. Brought in two years ago with a specific mandate, Fonseca had received clear instructions from t…
"They called me to change AC Milan's way of playing." A few words from Paulo Fonseca's interview with SportWeek, previewed by La Gazzetta dello Sport, are enough to inevitably reopen a wound that has never fully healed. The Portuguese coach, dismissed after just over six months, said he accepted the Rossoneri project with a very specific goal in mind: to build a dominant team, capable of maintaining possession and controlling matches in the oppo…
On Saturday, Paulo Fonseca will cross the road of Jindřich Trpišovský, coach of the Slavia Prague. The two coaches had already faced each other in 2015. It is not certain that the two men will remember these two confrontations that date back to the end of 2015. But Paulo Fonseca and Jindřich Trpišovský, who will challenge each other on Saturday during the [...] The OL article: more than ten years ago, Paulo Fonseca faced Jindřich Trpišovský (Sla…
Fonseca hits out at Milan: ‘Cardinale welcomed Amorim, nobody was there for me’
Paulo Fonseca has opened up on his difficult spell at Milan, claiming he did not receive the same support from the club that was later shown to Ruben Amorim.The Portuguese coach, now in charge of Lyon, reflected on his time at San Siro in an interview with SportWeek, explaining that he was brought in during 2024 with the task of changing Milan’s football identity.“I am disappointed, yes, because two years ago I was called for one reason: to chan…
"They didn't give me time, but we played a lot of good games. And after me, that never happened again," recalls Paulo Fonseca, one of Ruben Amorim's predecessors in technical command of AC Milan.
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