AC Milan playmaker Giacomo Bonaventura has warned fans
there could still be more tough moments to come this
season after his side's defeat to Bologna.
Sinisa Mihajlovic's men lost 1-0 at San Siro on Wednesday
to suffer a first Serie A defeat in five games, with some fans
booing Milan at the final whistle.
The loss continues an up-and-down campaign for Milan,
who now sit seventh in the table – 10 points adrift of Napoli
in the third Champions League qualification spot – and
Bonaventura fears supporters could still suffer further
frustration.
"We didn’t get the result we wanted," the 26-year-old told the club's official website.
"We are disappointed and we are sorry for the fans too. We
had to win. If we have 28 points on the table then that is
what we are worth at the moment.
"We cannot deceive the fans and it is going to be a hard
season. However, we are in the running for the Coppa Italia
and we still have the second half of the season ahead of us."
Bonaventura felt Milan were unfortunate to suffer defeat
against Bologna and immediately set his sights to their
upcoming contest with Roma, who sit five points and two
places above them.
He continued: "I do not think we did badly, but I understand
it is not easy to say that when you lose 1-0 at home.
"We created a lot of chances in the first and second half, but
then it started to become hard and we overstretched
ourselves and it led to their goal. It is a shame as we
deserved more. We were not clinical enough.
"We now have the chance to get back on track right away at
Roma. It will be a hard game as they are a side built to win
the Scudetto but we will be going there to put in a good
performance."
there could still be more tough moments to come this
season after his side's defeat to Bologna.
Sinisa Mihajlovic's men lost 1-0 at San Siro on Wednesday
to suffer a first Serie A defeat in five games, with some fans
booing Milan at the final whistle.
The loss continues an up-and-down campaign for Milan,
who now sit seventh in the table – 10 points adrift of Napoli
in the third Champions League qualification spot – and
Bonaventura fears supporters could still suffer further
frustration.
"We didn’t get the result we wanted," the 26-year-old told the club's official website.
"We are disappointed and we are sorry for the fans too. We
had to win. If we have 28 points on the table then that is
what we are worth at the moment.
"We cannot deceive the fans and it is going to be a hard
season. However, we are in the running for the Coppa Italia
and we still have the second half of the season ahead of us."
Bonaventura felt Milan were unfortunate to suffer defeat
against Bologna and immediately set his sights to their
upcoming contest with Roma, who sit five points and two
places above them.
He continued: "I do not think we did badly, but I understand
it is not easy to say that when you lose 1-0 at home.
"We created a lot of chances in the first and second half, but
then it started to become hard and we overstretched
ourselves and it led to their goal. It is a shame as we
deserved more. We were not clinical enough.
"We now have the chance to get back on track right away at
Roma. It will be a hard game as they are a side built to win
the Scudetto but we will be going there to put in a good
performance."


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