Milan, Montella: "We are struggling to find goals. Integration? Slowly we are becoming a team"

After the loss 2-1 loss away to Napoli over the weekend, Milan boss Vincenzo Montella returned to the microphone to speak to Milan TV, "Now we have two home games coming up against Austria and Torino. We must think of one at a time. Thursday will be important because it could secure our qualification to the knockout stages of the Europa League, then against Torino we have Serie A and it will be important to make a comeback. Critics? I accept them. There must be balance when evaluating. The club? I have a great relationship with them. There are evaluations to make, but we are synchronized on almost everything, and then on a personal level we have a great rapport. The defeat against Napoli? I read in the papers and saw on TV that Mirabelli is upset with the defeat, but who isn't? Mirabelli, like the players, is upset when we lose. We can't forget that we lost to a team that reached 100 points in the last campaign. The result could have even been different if certain things went a different way. It's true that in the first half we didn't enter the penalty area with the ball, but we are also the team that had the most shots on goal against Napoli. My future? I am optimistic. I believe the squad is getting better. Not great, but slowly more things are getting better. Goals? Objectively at this moment we are missing something. Not only the attackers, but everyone in general. We must speed up the play and play more dangerously in the final third. Integration? We are becoming a team. I laugh when I read that I am choosing to take refuge in the players that have been here, when in reality these players were also chosen by the new Milan. I always keep the whole roster at my disposal."