Ibra does not hold back after winning the Super Cup: Thank goodness the coach was sick

2025-01-07 18:40:00, Sport CNA

Ibra does not hold back after winning the Super Cup: Thank goodness the coach

Milan recorded a huge triumph over arch-rivals Inter to claim the Italian Super Cup. A derby that had everything, excitement, upsets and a triumphant end for the Reds and Blacks.

After the match, the dressing rooms were filled with emotions and pride in Milan.

Zlatan Ibrahimovic, in the role of adviser to the owners, gave a long speech to the team, where he emphasized that this is the Milan that everyone is waiting for, while he asked them to have the same mentality in Italy.

There was no shortage of congratulations for the new technical staff, who changed everything in a few days.

"We have achieved one of the objectives for this season. What we were looking for was a reaction. The trophy is our reaction. Before I speak, I want to congratulate the coach and his staff. In just a few days you have done a great job. It's good that you had fever and temperature Sergio, otherwise you would have broken more than one television... Congratulations to the players as well. You earned this trophy with sweat, sacrifice and desire. When a team has this desire to win it's hard to beat them, it's hard guys... When we started the championship, I told you that everything depends on us, because everything is in the head. Today you proved it.

Now let's go back to Italy, bring this mentality, let's recover points to be where we need to be. Then congratulations to all those who were with us with the team but behind the scenes, it is also thanks to you, even though you are not famous and on the field, but you are as important as those who play.

Guys, this is Milan, we play for these trophies. Anyone who wants to enter the history of Milan must win trophies. "Forca Milan", said Ibra.

Success in the Super Cup was a historic moment for coach Sergio Conceicao. It took the Portuguese coach just 2 games under the management of the Rossoneri to win a trophy, thus becoming the Milan coach who has needed fewer games to win a trophy in the history of the Rossoneri club in all competitions since the 1929 season /1930.

The previous record was held by Montela, where after 18 games he won the Italian Super Cup in December 2016.