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Ruben Amorim has joined Milan.

Ruben Amorim, the new coach of AC Milan, has joined the club ahead of the summer training session. He was greeted at the local airport by Italian journalists who asked him about his decision to take charge of 'Rossoneri.' Amorim mentioned that he had previously expressed admiration for the club in an old interview, calling it special and a great challenge. He acknowledged that taking over after his previous role at Manchester United was a bigger challenge but emphasized his pride in being part of the team and his intention to work with his staff and players to achieve success.

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Ruben Amorim has joined Milan.

Ruben Amorim, the new coach of AC Milan, has joined the club ahead of the summer training session. He was greeted at the local airport by Italian journalists who asked him about his decision to take charge of 'Rossoneri.' Amorim mentioned that he had previously expressed admiration for the club in an old interview, calling it special and a great challenge. He acknowledged that taking over after his previous role at Manchester United was a bigger challenge but emphasized his pride in being part of the team and his intention to work with his staff and players to achieve success.

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