Amorim explains Cisse selection after Milan’s 3-0 defeat by Bournemouth

Milan manager Ruben Amorim has defended his decision to start Alfadjo Cisse instead of Francesco Camarda in the Europa League defeat by Bournemouth.

The Rossoneri were beaten 3-0 in England. After the match, former manager Fabio Capello, now working as an expert for Sky Sport, questioned Amorim about his tactical decision and asked why he had selected Cisse in the starting line-up rather than Camarda.

Amorim responded to Capello’s question following the heavy defeat.

Milan’s next fixture is away to Udinese in Serie A on Sunday, 25 October.

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