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Torino vs Milan – Amorim defends Modric choice: ‘Doesn’t have the legs for 90 minutes’

Ruben Amorim has explained his decision to leave Luka Modric on the bench for his first Serie A match in charge of Milan, saying the veteran midfielder is not yet conditioned to last a full game.Accor...

Torino vs Milan – Amorim defends Modric choice: ‘Doesn’t have the legs for 90 minutes’

Ruben Amorim has provided insight into his decision to keep Luka Modric out of his first Serie A match in charge of AC Milan, stating that the veteran midfielder is not fully conditioned to play a full 90 minutes. Speaking to Sky Sport Italia just before the match against Torino, Amorim said, "We have to understand that the game lasts 90 minutes.

Musah is playing very well and Modric will also give something extra, but I know he doesn’t have 90 minutes in his legs. His experience can be useful to us in the closing stages." Yunus Musah was substituted in for Modric, with the former being held back as an option if the game opened up. Amorim expressed his enthusiasm and confidence ahead of the debut, acknowledging the growing success of the team.

He also noted the full house at the Milan end, a place he has long admired and feels a greater responsibility to fulfill in his new role.

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