Milan-Juventus, Amorim Insists on 3-4-2-1 but Changes Playmaker: the Choices for the Big Match
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Amorim prepares Milan for Sunday's challenge against Juventus: confirmed 3-4-2-1, with Modric in directing, Rabiot advanced and Ramos centrovanti.
Amorim confirms the 3-4-2-1 for the match against Juventus, a module now consolidated in the new Rossoneri course. Milan's line-up focuses on experience and balance against the still undefeated Bianconeri. Milan-Juventus: Maignan in the posts, three-way defense confirmed Maignan looks at the Rossoneri goal. Ahead of the Frenchman, Amorim lines up Gila, De Winter and Pavlovic in defense, a choice that guarantees strength against the Juventus atta…
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