In the Serie A match between AC Milan and Lazio, the former could not bounce back on the scoreboard as expected. The game, held at Stadio Olimpico, saw AC Milan get thrashed. Lazio was able to net as many as four goals. As per the player’s performance, Tatarusanu could not do much. He was in a better position to prevent the second goal. Also, when he was given the penalty kick, he could not turn that into a goal as well.
Calabria was the other player on whom much hope was hinged. However, this time he was also unable to perform well. He lost the battle, especially when he faced Zaccagni. As a result, he could not rule out superior attack stances of Lazio. Kalulu went up and gave Lazio a lot of space. He also could not perform well under penalty. When he saw Pedro come with the ball he could not help him along. Tomori on the other hand could not perform well since he suffered an injury, 23 minutes into the game. As a result, a substitute player was sent in. Continue reading AC Milan’s Players Fail to Step up Their Performance
Now, as they languish 25 points behind Juventus in Serie A, they’re just another wannabe side looking to retrieve past glories. Like Manchester United in England, they’re a club steeped in history, led by a former hero but in dire need of a new direction. 
According to ESPN FC, the central defender is understood to be content with the contract situation at the club despite his existing deal expiring at the end of next season. However, there are said to be concerns with the amount of gametime received and that could potentially encourage him to part ways with United in the near future.
Since then, the Rossoneri have been banned for their Europa League campaign after failing to meet the Financial Fair Play requirements and they are now expected to recoup another £45m before the transfer deadline or else they could face further sanctions from the decision-making committee related to Fair Play.
In his post-match conference, Gattuso highlighted that he was disappointed by his side’s performance in the final 20 minutes against Verona. Despite this, he remains confident of the club’s prospects against Juventus, provided they can excel with their own game, he said: “We had to improve in those final 20 minutes, we switched off even though the game wasn’t over. 
Speaking after the game, Ambrosini showed sympathy for his former employers, and felt they lost the match, trying to make the most of the occasion, he said: “Milan lost the game because they tried to win it. There was a lot of luck involved in Juve’s victory. If there was a team that deserved to win and was better on the pitch then it was Milan.”
