Maldini: Mourinho sent a congratulatory text message when he retired Milan was not yet at the level of the Reds' Paris Manchester City

Live bar November 1, Milan executive Maldini was interviewed by DAZN, he talked about the team and Mourinho.

<b>About Ibrahimovic and Pioli</b>

We all know how important Ibrahimovic is on and off the pitch, and Pioli is a key figure in our sporting program, which is obvious to everyone.

<b>About Mourinho</b>

We all want to win, especially when he's coaching Inter, but we both respect each other. When I retired, he sent me a message that all that Mourinho had accomplished in his career goes without saying.

<b>About transfers</b>

Our transfer options are all risky because we can't do the style of Milan transfer in Berlusconi's time, we want players to have great potential and are eager to show themselves, like TeOc, Tornali, Dias and so on. Anyone who has seen them train, especially Tonali, knows that it's only a matter of time before they grow. From the first game, I said we felt stronger than last season and the squad was more complete, in large part because these young people are maturing and there will be a big difference between 21 and 22. ”

<b>Injury crisis in recent weeks</b>

We had a lot of injury problems, but our mindset and spirit allowed the team to achieve unexpected results. That being said, we're clearly not at the level of Liverpool, Paris Saint-Germain and Manchester City. Milan have had this experience in history, but seeing this attack-oriented young team, the road may evolve faster than initially thought. It's all about getting back to where we used to be. Setbacks will happen and we can't think about winning every game, but we're ready to face everything.

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