By: Isak Möller AC Milan have confirmed that three very important players will miss the game against Udinese tomorrow, namely Mario Gila, Adrien Rabiot and Diego Moreira. After the heavy defeat to Bournemouth on Thursday, Milan immediately set their sights…

AC Milan have officially confirmed that Mario Gila, Diego Moreira, and Adrien Rabiot will all miss the upcoming Serie A match against Udinese. Manager Ruben Amorim faces lineup adjustments following the club's midweek defeat to Bournemouth, though forward Goncalo Ramos has returned to training and will be available for selection.
Gila is sidelined due to ankle inflammation from overload, while Rabiot and Moreira are dealing with calf and flexor fatigue, respectively. The omissions are viewed largely as precautionary measures, but they present a challenge for Amorim given the squad's limited depth on the flanks.
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