Mi Ti: After the draw with Juventus, Allegri accused Leo in the locker room and asked him to be serious

Hupu reported on October 8 that Luca Bianchin, chief reporter of Gazzetta dello Sport, wrote a Milan column.

The relationship between Leo and Allegri has maintained a delicate balance this season. After the game against Juventus in Turin, Allegri criticized Leo in the dressing room in front of some players. Although this scene was not caught on camera, it was noticed by many.

The significance of this outbreak is: If Leo wants to win a place in AC Milan this season, he must pay more on the court. Otherwise, he risks being left out, as was (sometimes) done by previous managers such as Fonseca, Conceicao, and when he returned from injury.

There are three moments in total, the first two moments were recorded by Dazn. Before the game got hotter, Allegri said to Leo: "Don't mess with me..." You know, please. How did the game go? Well, let's just say it could have been better. The last few minutes of Juventus' game against AC Milan were proof of this.

First, Leo missed with his left foot from two meters away. Allegri looked at the bench, and like many fans on the sofa, asked himself the same question: "Why did he miss the ball?"

Then, Leo wasted an assist from Modric, who was usually in excellent condition, and Allegri was furious. He drummed his fingers on his head, screamed, and pace nervously. He shouted: "No one can breathe in the locker room now."

After returning to the locker room, Allegri pointed out the problem to his face. And in front of his teammates, Allegri turned to Leo and told him firmly that the correct attitude to play in AC Milan cannot be the one he saw in Turin. The conclusion is simple: If Leo wants to be a starter on this team, he must increase his intensity on the court.

A cool shot in front of goal isn't something you can learn in two weeks, but attitudes - yes - can change quickly. The camera captured Allegri's remarks, including the words "Leo, cheer up!" This is not a coincidence, this sentence itself has some symbolic meaning.

The key now is to understand how Leo's season and his relationship with Allegri will develop. The incident that happened in front of his teammates may have made Leo unhappy, but this kind of thing happens in many teams, and of course it happens in Allegri's team. He is always straightforward with the players and especially knows how to develop talented players.

And there are good reasons for this. Leo returned to action after a month and a half with a right calf injury, against Napoli and Juventus: there is no way he will be back to 100%, or even 80%, and it would be unfair to judge him solely on these games.

However, his historical experience shows that the attitude of the game is crucial to him. The Rossoneri's No. 10 is always in good and bad form, lacking consistency in every game or even within the same game.

He needs to improve this. His career is about to reach a turning point: to become a strong but imperfect player, or to become a champion.