The company Milan wants to put a stop to the episodes of indiscipline that have characterized this start of the season for the Rossoneri team. If after the episode of cooling breakto whom Theo Hernandez and Rafael Leao did not take part in the Lazio-Milan match, the club immediately decided to exonerate the two players, now the line is very different. After the two missed penalties against Fiorentina Paulo Fonseca complained in front of the cameras about the behavior of Theo Hernandez and Tammy Abraham: “I’m pissed off, the penalty taker is Pulisic. It must never happen again”. The club is on the same wavelength, which is on the coach’s side and wants to adopt a hard line. In the case of Theo Hernandez, as La Gazzetta dello Sport explored yesterday, a fine has already been imposed. During the Franchi match, the French full-back was the protagonist of three negative episodes: he awarded a penalty for Fiorentina with too much superficiality, he ‘stole’ a penalty from Pulisic and then missed it and, finally, he received a red card after the final whistle due to protests against Pairetto.
In the meantime, after the conclusion of the Serie A day with the postponement between Fiorentina and Milan, the Sports Judge made official the disqualification of Theo Hernandez himself, stopped for two matches: “For having, at the end of the match, several times and in in a disorganized manner directed a seriously disrespectful criticism towards the Race Director”, the reasoning of the Sports Judge.
Still staying at Milan, however, one of the positive pieces of news comes from Matteo Gabbia, called up to the national team: “I didn’t expect the call-up, even if I hoped for it. Being here is a special feeling, I’m very happy”, the defender’s words to Vivo Azzurro TV: “Being here is a special feeling, I’m very happy. I’ll try to enjoy this week by giving my best and trying to understand what the coach wants. Wearing the national team shirt is a source of pride and a great responsibility, it’s a shirt that must be honored at all times.”