Casano: Concesan deserves the opportunity to coach next season, with only 3 top players in Milan

May 7th Casano said in his podcast program that Milan should give the current coach Concesan another chance.

Concesen coached Milan midway through the season. The team did not perform well in the Champions League and Serie A, but has reached the Italian Cup final. Casano first said: "I like his actions this past month because he changed Milan's formation and tactics. Although this formation is not perfect, he has the courage to make such a major change."

Recently, there have been constant rumors that Concesan will leave after the end of this season, and Milan is looking for a new coach. Casano said: "I like the way he talks with the media that often mentions the so-called successor. Strangely, the media often talks about Allegri's name. People lack respect for Concesan and have to keep working hard."

Casano continued: "I used to be the first to criticize him, but now he has led the team to the Italian Cup final and the team is starting to be on track. Why not give him time to coach a new season from scratch? He took over the team when he was in trouble in Milan, and he immediately led the team to the championship (Super Cup in Italy), but then he was in trouble."

Casano pointed out: "Concesano failed to do exactly what he wanted, he usually used 44 2 or 4231 formation, but he has not had the chance to really put his football philosophy into practice. He showed courage and ability to turn the situation around, and he also rediscovered Jovic. From a technical point of view, Jovic is Milan's strongest striker and finally recovered after years of difficulties. "

Then Casano also talked about Milan's lineup: "Milan does not have a top team, only Pulisic, Reindez, and Meinion are top players, and others are not good enough. Leo can play a good goal every 5 games, and Teo has performed poorly this season."

Finally, Casano said: "I was the first to criticize Concesan, but now I think he deserves a new opportunity to start over."