AC Milan lost 0-2 to Ferencváros' Amorin, who harshly criticized the entire team after the match.

In the fourth round of the Europa League, Serie A giants AC Milan, playing at home in the San Siro, suffered a defeat, losing 0-2 to Hungarian team Ferencváros.

This defeat not only left AC Milan with only 3 points after 4 rounds of the Europa League, causing their ranking to plummet to 28th, but also put the team's chances of advancing in a very passive and precarious situation.

AC Milan, fresh off their Serie A derby victory over Inter Milan last weekend, rotated six of their starters for this match, but displayed an extremely poor performance in European competition. Inter Milan's striker, Leni Joseph, scored two goals in just 14 minutes in the second half. Even with Ferencváros having a player sent off in the 77th minute, AC Milan, playing with a one-man advantage, couldn't turn the tide.

At the post-match press conference, AC Milan coach Ruben Amorim could not hide his anger and disappointment, and gave the team's mental state extremely harsh criticism: "When you wear the Milan jersey, you bear a huge responsibility."

“You absolutely cannot have the same attitude as today. We are simply not ready to compete on two fronts, in the league and in European competitions. We are completely unprepared to play professional football today.”

When discussing the reasons for the defeat and who should be held responsible, Amorim stated that he would not make excuses and even reflected deeply on his recent tactics: "I can't find any reason to defend the team. The opponents were much stronger than us in terms of technique, tactics, and especially mentality. They fully deserved the victory."

"Perhaps I've made some mistakes these past few days. The team lacked the determination to come back from behind. There are no excuses tonight. We must thoroughly reflect on ourselves and deliver a better performance."

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