GdS: Amorim expected to rotate again vs. Bournemouth – who should get a chance

After their win against RB Salzburg last week, Ruben Amorim may rotate his AC Milan team again in the Europa League.

Navigating October was always going to be a challenge, but after three games, Milan will feel pretty happy with how they’ve done so far. With big wins in Europe and at San Siro this weekend, they now have a huge game against Bournemouth to prepare for.

Despite it being potentially their biggest game of the month, Amorim will be forced to rotate his team to ensure everyone is able to contribute when it matters.

Rotations likely for Bournemouth

As written in Gazzetta dello Sport this morning, via MilanNews, the Portuguese will rotate heavily in England on Thursday night after naming a strong starting XI against Atalanta. The game won’t be seen as a free hit, of course. However, chances could be given to Fikayo Tomori, Ardon Jashari and Ruben Loftus-Cheek. This would allow key starters – such as Luka Modric or Mario Gila – to rest.

Davide Bartesaghi and Omari Hutchinson could reclaim their spots on the flanks after strong performances in Austria last week. Alphadjo Cisse should claim another opportunity in a few days, too.

However, it seems Francesco Camarda will not be given a starting spot, with Goncalo Ramos preferred. Perhaps this could allow the young Italian to start at the weekend, though. So, it’s not a case of not trusting him, but rather using him at the right time.