Navarro lifts lid on giving players responsibility, synergy with Amorim and importance of off-field work

Milan Futuro head coach Sergio Navarro has opened up about his unique coaching methods, relationship with Ruben Amorim, and focus on player personal development in an interview with La Gazzetta dello Sport. Appointed in the summer to replace Massimo Oddo, Navarro has guided Milan Futuro to three wins in their first four league matches while encouraging his squad to take ownership of tactical decisions.

Navarro highlighted his off-field initiatives, including introducing board games at Milanello and having players participate in community work. He also detailed conducting around 100 individual interviews over two months to support players personally, including reviving the form of midfielder Silvano Vos, while emphasizing trust and strong synergy with first-team manager Ruben Amorim.