By: Isak Möller Strahinja Pavlovic spoke to the media after AC Milan’s heavy defeat against Bournemouth, admitting that he made a mistake on the third goal. Pavlovic started in defence alongside Fikayo Tomori, Koni De Winter and Pervis Estupinan. However…

Strahinja Pavlovic insisted that AC Milan remain on the right track despite a heavy 3-0 defeat against Bournemouth. Speaking to Sky Italia following the match, the defender admitted that the Rossoneri made far too many errors, including his own wall positioning mistake that directly led to Bournemouth's third goal from a free kick.
Milan's defensive struggles were compounded by a red card shown to goalkeeper Mike Maignan alongside conceding two penalties. Pavlovic emphasized the need to reset and focus on upcoming fixtures, noting that the squad faces a grueling season of fifty to sixty games.
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