Serie A: Capello Blames Ibrahimovic For AC Milan’s Poor Start

Former AC Milan coach Fabio Capello has stated that Zlatan Ibrahimovic should take responsibility for the team’s poor start in Serie A.

In an interview with La Gazzetta dello Sport, Capello criticized Ibrahimovic’s performance and his influence on the club’s summer transfer decisions.

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He also expressed sympathy for current coach Paulo Fonseca, who has faced a disappointing start to the season with the Rossoneri.

Speaking to La Gazzetta dello Sport, Capello remarked: “When I took over a team I was attentive to the past but I put my ideas into it. I have always made wine with the grapes I had.

“When I took over a team I was attentive to the past but I put my ideas into it. I have always made wine with the grapes I had.

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When asked what Fonseca should do, Capello continued: “Get into the players’ heads. I don’t think we have the right competitive tension. As if they weren’t prepared to face situations different from those in training in a match. After the Scudetto, the spirit was lacking, as if they had a full stomach: (Fikayo) Tomori seemed like a phenomenon, today he’s struggling terribly.

“Maybe Ibra could instil tension in him: he didn’t lack it on the pitch.”

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