Ambu: Rabiot is irreplaceable for Milan. If he can play, he will not easily concede goals against weak teams.

November 13th: Milan star Ambrosini believed in an interview that Rabiot is an irreplaceable player for Milan.

Ambrosini first said: "I want to make it clear first, I think Ricci performed very well in the midfield. But Rabiot is Rabiot, and in some ways he is irreplaceable in this Milan team. His absence does make people feel the impact. What is special about him International level, experience, ability to read game situations. And of course, his physical fitness. He is one of the few midfielders in Italian football who can cover the entire field."

When Rabiot was injured and absent, Milan drew 2-2 with Pisa and 2-2 with Parma. Ambrosini continued: "If Rabiot can participate in these two games, he will definitely play a role. Analyzing Milan's goals conceded in these games can be found that most goals conceded are due to personal mistakes or lack of concentration. And Rabiot is the kind of player who can help you maintain your focus and not be distracted."

Milan has performed well against strong teams this season, but has lost a lot of points against weak Serie A teams, which has resulted in Milan currently trailing the top team by 2 points. Ambrosini said in this regard: "Milan's performance is somewhat ups and downs, especially when facing teams in the lower half of the standings. Why does this happen? It is difficult to explain. But on the other hand, we have scored 11 points and never lost against teams such as Roma, Naples, Juventus, Bologna, Atalanta."

Finally, Ambrosini said: "I think Milan's strength is shooting in offense. Spending less energy can create a lot of opportunities, especially in strong dialogues. For example, in the match against Roma, although Milan was at a disadvantage for a long time, they created a lot of scoring opportunities during the half-hour period when they had the advantage. At the same time, they also maintained a high level of concentration on the defensive end. So far, no team in Serie A has performed perfectly, and this characteristic of Milan may be an advantage.”