Rúben Amorim condemns Mike Maignan's red card at Bournemouth and fears the repercussions for the Rossoneri

In the Europa League, AC Milan suffered a 3-0 defeat to Bournemouth at the Vitality Stadium, where goalkeeper Mike Maignan was sent off in the thirty‑second minute after a challenge on Tyler Adams, sparking the anger of coach Rúben Amorim.

“You can’t afford to get a red card from a corner,” said the Portuguese coach of the Rossoneri, visibly irritated by the refereeing decision.

Amorim added that he has not yet spoken with Maignan, but they will meet in Milan to discuss the incident in a calmer setting.

Situation in Serie A

The Italian club currently sits in fourth place in Serie A and recently recorded a 0‑4 victory over Salzburg in the second round of the Europa Conference League, after an initial setback against Benfica.

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Before preparing for the next challenge, the Rossoneri will travel to Udine this Sunday, then face Ferencváros on November 5.

Comments from Fabio Capello

The former Rossoneri coach, Fabio Capello, deemed the red card “unacceptable,” stating: “Bisogna stare attenti a non commettere quegli errori. Non c’è ancora quella convinzione di essere così forti come potrebbero essere che ti porta a fare quegli sbagli.” He also criticised the defence, claiming that the third goal did not exist and that the barrier could not open.

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England certainly does not succeed at all for Amorim, who now must turn the page on this poor encounter in every respect.