Longoni states that there are ‘incredible differences’ between Milan and Inter everywhere | OneFootball

A brief look at the table and their respective seasons shows the differences between AC Milan and Inter. However, things are much worse than they may have initially seemed.

It does not take a genius to tell that the Nerazzurri are in a better position than Milan, but things get much more worrying when looking at things in a deeper manner. In fact, from top to bottom, the club’s biggest rivals are in a better place.

The signs have been present for years, Inter have built on success rather than getting consumed by it and its pressure, whilst the Rossoneri have struggled to get back into the position they were in the Scudetto season.

For some, that title win was more of a burden than a positive, given it accelerated plans at the club, which was not accounted for in preparations. Today, Andrea Longoni has looked at the situations of both clubs, and why they are so far apart for Milan News.

“It has been a week of suffering , on the couch, for those who have Milan in their hearts : a script to which, among other things, there is the risk of having to get used to next year too. The victory against Bologna will have been useless in the end and now everyone’s hope is that the season ends as soon as possible.

“The success of the rivals Inter against Barcelona weighs much more in the minds of many. The truth is that today there are incredible differences between Inter and Milan. First of all as a Club : that’s where the successes or failures of a Club are born.

“In Milan, between the two parties, it’s like night and day for competence, knowledge, experience and ambition. The results speak for themselves and cannot be the result of chance. Cardinale arrives at the best moment of the last 15 years, when Milan wins the championship: instead of surfing the wave, they decided to return to the shore to build sand castles.

“In the three-year period, Inter have won a Scudetto, 2 Coppa Italia, 3 Super Cups, as well as 2 Champions League finals, with the possibility of winning it this year. In the same period, Milan have won a Super Cup and failed to place in the next Champions League: then the possibility of winning a Coppa Italia.

“For the series, find the differences. In other times, all this would have unleashed the pride of management and Ownership.

“The certainty, however, is that not even a possible victory of the most prestigious trophy by the cousins ​​would help to stir consciences and change the format. Which doesn’t pay. By the way, Inter wins and brings a boatload of millions of euros into the company coffers. Milan loses and also loses a lot of money. Will they have understood it? No. Will they understand it? I don’t think so.

“Even if the Coppa Italia was won on Wednesday against Bologna, it would have been a negative season in the end. Even if they won 2 trophies, it would not erase a Championship that was embarrassing to say the least. Not to mention a Champions League that ended prematurely, badly: a huge disappointment.

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“In the meantime, what is changing? Nothing. You don’t see a management rolling up its sleeves to quickly change things. In fact, in the end, maybe nothing will change. In this sense, Furlani’s pre-match statements are emblematic: for the series, in the end, maybe we’re fine with it.

“In the week in which Inter reaches the final of the top European competition, the CEO’s message should have been much stronger and clearer: what was needed was a public awareness and a strong will to bring about change. And instead…