Concesan: He has been under tremendous pressure since coaching Milan and wants to play the league with dignity

In the Italian Cup final, Milan lost 0-1 to Bologna missed the cup. After the game, Kong Seisan accepted an interview with "Slow Motion" and talked about topics such as his future.

Talk about this game

"We were relatively balanced with Bologna in the first half, and Milan created two excellent opportunities. We could have done better in the second half. After Bologna scored, there was no time for the game. Bologna deserved victory, I don't want to make excuses for the referee, otherwise people would say I'm looking for excuses. We must do better in this level of game. We entered the final of this cup after winning the Super Cup. Next, Milan has to play the league with dignity. I feel sad for the fans and everyone is disappointed. The final details determine success or failure. Bologna scored a goal but we didn't."

Is this final a microcosm of Milan this season? "That's right, this game is a microcosm of this season. I made preparations before the game and had a clear conscience with myself. We have found the problem. We are playing The law seems hasty, although the first half is actually not bad. This is a game full of confrontation, and physical confrontation may be the decisive factor, which reflects our performance throughout the season to some extent. The most disappointment is the loss of the chance to win the championship in difficult times. I must congratulate Bologna who performed well. "

About your future in Milan

" What I think about at this moment is the game itself, the tactical choices and related issues. I am not a new coach, and now I just want to analyze what went wrong and where to improve. The trophy has been lost, and we can only look forward with dignity. Let's talk about the future later. I always give my all. Maybe as a coach today I could have done better, and every Milanese should have done more. The game determines the judgment of me. I have taken over this historic club for 4-5 months and have been under tremendous pressure."