Serbian defender Strahinja Pavlovic says Milan are producing “much more football as such” since Ruben Amorim became the club’s new manager.
Pavlovic was speaking about the change in leadership at the Italian club and believes Amorim’s arrival has had a clear influence on the way Milan play.
“Under Amorim there is much more football as such,” Pavlovic said.
The defender’s assessment focuses on the football itself rather than on any specific result, performance or competition. His comments suggest that he has noticed a greater emphasis on playing the game under the new head coach, although no further details of the tactical changes were provided.
Pavlovic has been a Milan player since 2024. The Serbian defender is therefore part of the squad working under Amorim following the change in manager, and his remarks offer his view of the difference he has experienced at the club.
The central point of Pavlovic’s comments is that Milan now appear to be more focused on footballing matters under Amorim. He did not expand publicly on the reasons for that change or compare the current manager’s methods with those of his predecessor.
Amorim’s appointment is the key development behind the defender’s assessment. Rather than discussing an individual match, Pavlovic referred to a broader change in the team’s approach since the new manager took charge.
Milan’s Serbian defender also did not attach his comments to a particular fixture or performance. His statement was a general observation about the club under its new head coach, with the phrase “much more football as such” providing the clearest description of his view.
Pavlovic joined Milan in 2024 and remains part of the club’s squad as it begins its work under Amorim. His comments come in the context of that managerial transition and underline his belief that the team is now delivering more of the football he expects under the new coach.
No additional details were given about Amorim’s plans, Milan’s results or the exact manner in which the team’s style has changed. The defender’s message was limited to his view that the club is now playing considerably more football under the Portuguese manager.