Milan still sticks to the hope of saving a turbulent season, and Santiago Gimenez Can only be the spark they need. After a series of overwhelming performances and questions over his place in the team, the Mexican striker has shown the latest signs of revival. Now, Milan coach Sergio Conceicao has revealed what he expects most from the 23-year-old forwardSet the scene for a potentially important role in Coppa Italia finals.
Santiago Gimenez’s transition to life in San Siro has not been smooth. Expectations were high when he arrived from Feyenoord, the club where he praised dismantled Bayern Munich on a Champions League nightBut the early memories faded quickly when the Mexican endured a two -month target dryer. Critics questioned whether Milan had played prematurely on an unsupported asset in Serie A.
In recent weeks, however, has turned that story. Gimenez came from the bench toward Genoa and turned the tide. When Rossoneri beat, his movement and spatial awareness was breaking down the host’s high pressure. Just six minutes after getting into the game, he Set Rafael Leao for the equalizer. Milan continued to win 2-1 and kept his weak European hopes alive.
Help was not just an isolated contribution. It came after Another positive como in the previous matchSuggests a player who regains confidence and adapts to Italian football’s unique demands.
What did Conceicao say?
Sergio Procepticao not only sees signs of progress – he is investing in it. Milan coach praised the striker’s mentality, professionalism and discipline in training, especially his early morning routines.
“Even in the most difficult moments he is one of the first to arrive in Milanello“ ProCEicao told the press. “He has the quality. It is only a matter of time. Adapting to Italy is not easy for anyone.”
That key phrase –“Just a matter of time”—Veals what Conceicao expects most from Gimenez: a complete outbreak. The club’s investment was not for short -term results but for an attacker who, if handled well, could anchor the attack in the coming seasons. And the coach seems to think that that moment is approaching quickly.
With series a giant stuck in ninth place on 57 points after 35 matchesThe Six points from the last European placesEach match is now a final. Coppa Italia collision against Bologna on May 14 is undoubtedly their last shot in honor – and maybe Gimenez’s best chance of silent doubts in a powerful moment.
