Capello: ‘The blame at Milan has to be shared, all this does not surprise me’
Capello: ‘The blame at Milan has to be shared, all this does not surprise me’ Fabio Capello is baffled as to why Milan can’t play like they did in the final 20 minutes of their recent 3-2 loss against Atalanta for the full 90 minutes, but says that the ongoing crisis of Rossoneri results doesn’t surprise him: ‘The blame has to be shared, it’s not just one person who decides’. Capello addresses Milan’s crisis of results: ‘Play like you did for the final 20 against Atalanta, but for the full 90 minutes’ Milan have been on a troubling run of form since beating rivals and recently-crowned Serie A champions Inter back in March. They have only won two of their eight matches since then, and have only picked up four points from their last six league outings.
Though they had been second in the league table in March, and despite the suggestions that they could mount a last-minute challenge for the Scudetto, Milan are now fourth, level on points with Roma in fifth, and are at risk of missing out on Champions League qualification heading into the final two matches of the season. “The reality of the facts says that over the last four games, they have no longer fought, they’ve no longer shown the desire or determination needed to win. And we’ve all seen the results.
All this does not surprise me,” said Capello in a damning interview with La Gazzetta dello Sport . “I’ve seen some players arguing and others losing the ball and not caring. Some who don’t care about helping out and aren’t interested in the defensive phase.
” So, how would Capello address the situation if he were in Massimiliano Allegri’s shoes? “In terms of play, I would go back to having a team that plays vertically, which hasn’t happened. Most importantly, we need to see the Milan from the last half hour against Atalanta: A team that is eager, angry and determined.
I hear some people saying that Atalanta helped the situation by trying to shut up shop, but that was also because of Milan. MILAN, ITALY – MAY 10: Strahinja Pavlovic of AC Milan scores his team’s first goal during the Serie A match between AC Milan and Atalanta BC at Giuseppe Meazza Stadium on May 10, 2026 in Milan, Italy. (Photo by Marco Luzzani/Getty Images) “If the Rossoneri start from there, the results will come, but they have to put in 90 minutes like that, not just as a reaction to protests or boos.
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