The Italians on Modric: Amorim's rock 'n' roll doesn't live up to the old masterLuka Modrić, hrvatski nogometaš koji trenutno igra za Milan, igrao je u dvama prvim kolima Serie A, uključujući pobjedu nad Venezijom (2:0). Novi trener Ruben Amorim ga postavio je na centar uz Yunusa Musaha, a zamijenio ga je Ardon Jashari. Talijanski mediji su podijeljeni u ocjenama njegove performanse: La Repubblica ga je opisala kao 'savršenog u sredini', ali ga ocijenila jedva prolaznom šesticom. Eurosport ga je hvalio kao 'profesora koji diktira ritam', dok je Corriere della Sera bio najkritičniji, opisavši njegov nastup kao 'razočaravajuće'. Mediji su raspršili kako Amorimov stil igre, koji koristi visok ritam i sistem 3-4-3, može biti problem za starijeg igrača poput Modrića.
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Italy's mainstream media is divided over Modric: 'The professor is back for the chair, but this rock'n'roll...'In the second round of Serie A, AC Milan secured a 2:0 victory over Venezia at San Siro, with goals from Gonçalo Ramos and an own goal by Redouane Halhal. Luka Modrić made his first league start of the season, playing in central midfield alongside Yunus Musah. He remained on the field until the 74th minute before being substituted by Ardon Jashari. Italian media had mixed reactions to Modrić’s performance. La Repubblica praised him highly, giving him a six out of ten and highlighting his ability to read the game despite a minor error. Eurosport compared him to a professor returning to his lecture, emphasizing his control and tactical awareness. However, La Gazzetta dello Sport initially highlighted his contribution but later criticized his performance as below expectations. Sky Sport Italia gave him a six, while SportMediaset noted concerns about coach Ruben Amorim’s approach.
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Milan scored another victory in the championship.In the first match of the second round of the Italian Serie A, AC Milan defeated Venezia 2-0 at home, maintaining their perfect record in the new season. Goals came from Gonçalo Ramos in the 69th minute and an own goal by Venezia’s Halhal in the 89th minute. Luka Modrić played for Milan until the 74th minute, while Venezia’s Tom Bašić had a chance in the 65th minute and Bartol Franjić was involved in the first half. Milan now has six points, while Venezia remains winless.
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A brilliant bruise in Milan's second victory at the start of the championshipIn a strong match, Milan dominated the new first-league team, which had two significant chances to complicate the hosts' game. As the match progressed, Milan improved significantly and eventually broke through in the 69th minute when Saelemaekers neatly played in Gonçalo Ramos, who scored his first goal for Milan with a great strike. The final score of 2-0 was sealed by an unfortunate own goal from Halhal in the 89th minute. Jashari started alone against the goalkeeper but failed to score, and the ball bounced into Halhal, who accidentally sent it into the net. Although Luka Modrić did not register assists or goals, he delivered an excellent performance, playing until the 74th minute, contributing two crucial passes, the same number of won duels, five out of seven accurate long balls, and received a high rating of 7.5 according to Sofascore.
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Milan won the match for the second time: Modric 70 minutes in the Croatian matchIn the first match of the second round of the Italian football league, AC Milan defeated Venezia 2-1 at home, maintaining their perfect record in the new season. Luka Modrić played for Milan until the 74th minute, while Venezia's Toma Bašić and Bartol Franjić had opportunities but failed to score. The goals came from Gonçalo Ramos in the 69th minute and an unfortunate own goal by Halhal in the 89th minute. After two rounds, Milan has six points, while Venezia remains winless.
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Modric is back in the starting eleven, another Milan win.In the first match of the second round of the Italian football league, AC Milan defeated Venezia 2-0 at home, maintaining their perfect record in the new season. Gonçalo Ramos scored the opening goal in the 69th minute, while an own goal by Halhal in the 89th minute sealed the victory. Luka Modric played until the 74th minute for Milan, while Venezia's Toma Basic came on in the 65th minute and Bartol Franić was substituted in the first half due to injury. Milan now has six points after two rounds, while Venezia remains winless.
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Bluebell played from the first minute in Milan's new victoryIn the second round of this year's Italian Serie A, AC Milan defeated Venezia 2:0 at home. The match was led by Portuguese forward Gonçalo Ramos, who scored in the 69th minute after a brilliant assist from Alexis Saelemaekers. In the 89th minute, Venezia had a chance to score but failed due to a defensive effort by Filip Stanković, whose save allowed the ball to bounce into the net off Redouane Halhal. Luka Modrić, captain of the Croatian national team, played from the first minute until the 74th minute before being substituted by Ardon Jashari. With six points, Milan leads the league early in the season.
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Milan struggled for a long time, and then he still knocked down two Croats.The article discusses a football match between AC Milan and Venezia in Serie A, where Milan secured a 2-0 victory. Luka Modrić, playing for Milan, had an impressive performance, contributing two key passes and maintaining high pass accuracy. The first goal came from Gonçalo Ramos after a play involving Alexis Salmaker, while the second was an own goal by Redouane Halhal. Croatian players Bartol Franjić and Toma Bašić were part of Venezia's squad but faced challenges, with Franjić leaving due to injury. The article highlights Modrić's continued excellence, calling him 'Maestro' and noting his stats.
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