Photo: Stat labels Fonseca the worst Milan manager in the last ten years | OneFootball

It has been a relatively tough start to the season for Paulo Fonseca, most recently losing away at Fiorentina by two goals to one. Going by the average points per game, the Portuguese is the worst AC Milan manager in the last ten years.

As highlighted by Sky Italia earlier this evening (via MilanEye), the stat clearly shows that Fonseca is the worst among the Milan managers in the last ten years with 1.22 points per game. There are some caveats to this, though, including the fact that the Rossoneri have played a lot more games this season.

Compared to Marco Giampaolo (1.29), for example, he had only been in charge of seven games at this point in the 2019-20 season (3W, 4L), whereas Fonseca has been in charge of nine (3W, 2D, 4L). Nevertheless, it’s clear that the season has been far from what the manager wanted.

The next few games, mainly against Udinese and Club Brugge, will be crucial to determine where Milan should go from here. The hope is that Fonseca can find the consistency he has been yearning for, but it might not happen.