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MILAN

Football Italy – Milan in front of Juventus, Olivier Giroud is enjoying himself!

Sugar Mizzy May 7, 2022

AC Milan have a huge opportunity to win the Italian league title since if Inter have one more point in the standings, Milan have one more game to play before the end of the 2021-2022 season. Olivier Giroud only dreams of that.

Transferred last summer from Chelsea to AC Milan, Olivier Giroud did not hesitate when the Italian club contacted him, even though he knew that the competition was called Zlatan Ibrahimovic. But the French striker, who has Italian roots, demonstrated in the prestigious Milan jersey that he knew how to respond to this kind of challenge, and it was he who scored decisive goals in the race for the Scudetto, especially during the derby against Inter and then in Naples. At the height of his 35 years, the second top scorer in the history of the France team, who found the Blues in the heart of spring, is having a blast in Serie A and he does not hesitate to say so in L’ Team magazine. Even if he had never played in Italy, being able to play the last years of his career with the Rossoneri is a dream he was delighted to be able to achieve, he who had settled in England. In the sports weekly, Olivier Giroud admits that being able to bring AC Milan back to the top of the Italian football hierarchy is a real treat.

Olivier Giroud and AC Milan, it’s great love

Succeed in a chi ci Crede!!! 🙏🏼
Always believe!!! 🙏🏼
Daaaiii ragaaa 💪🏼💪🏼💪🏼
Forzaaa MILAN ♥️🖤 #SempreMilan pic.twitter.com/msl1ATJtAu

—Olivier Giroud (@_OlivierGiroud_) April 24, 2022

Far from having left the sadness with the Premier League, the former Arsenal and Chelsea player is having a great season that he wants to see end in the best possible way. ” It pained me to see the club in this situation with Juventus well ahead. In my humble opinion, when Milan weren’t competitive, there was one person missing at the club, which turned out to be Paolo Maldini. He is an ultra-present leader, he is there every day in training, that means that the coach is doing his job, but the management is also there to watch. That’s an institution, nothing is left to chance. In fact, a player cannot say that he is not playing because the coach does not like him. If he is good in training and is competitive, the technical director sees it. And for me, that’s a great thing, because I train like I play, 100% “Explains the one who still has a year of contract with AC Milan. We will now have to finish the job in the league, because Inter will not let their Italian crown slip away so easily. But Olivier Giroud is on fire and the transalpine press is under his spell, the story can only end well.

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