By: Oliver Fisher AC Milan head coach Ruben Amorim hit back at the assessment from within the Sky studios that this was his side’s most complete performance. It wasn’t entirely a stroll in the park for Milan, though the 4-0…

AC Milan head coach Ruben Amorim disagreed with Sky studio pundits who labeled his side's 4-0 victory over Red Bull Salzburg as their most complete performance. Amorim argued that Milan have played better in previous matches despite the comfortable scoreline at the Red Bull Arena, noting that Salzburg could have capitalized on several defensive lapses.
Alphadjo Cisse led Milan with a perfect hat-trick within the first 50 minutes, followed by a substitute goal from Goncalo Ramos and a late red card for Filippo Terracciano. Amorim praised Cisse's explosive display, evaluated Francesco Camarda's progress, and emphasized the importance of squad depth and maintaining competition across his entire 22-man roster.
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