By: Oliver Fisher Mattia Liberali has looked back on his decision to leave AC Milan and to snub rejoining them, insisting he has ‘no regrets’. After making his way through the youth sector, Liberali burst onto the scene in the…

Mattia Liberali reflected on his decision to leave AC Milan and decline a return, stating he has no regrets about his career choices. Speaking alongside Alphadjo Cisse at Coverciano on Tuesday, Liberali acknowledged that departing Milan was difficult but emphasized the necessity of moving forward. Instead of rejoining the Rossoneri, he opted to join Cesc Fabregas' Como following a spell at Catanzaro.
Liberali also commended Cisse for his recent success after playing alongside him at Catanzaro last season. Additionally, he discussed the challenge of transitioning from Serie B to Serie A and the Champions League, while expressing sympathy for manager Alberto Aquilani following his dismissal at Sassuolo.
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