Mario Gila: I Can Play Multiple Positions; I Like the Team's Proactive Attacking Style
Spanish center-back Mario Gila, who joined AC Milan from Lazio this summer, gave an interview discussing his positional flexibility in a three-man defense. He stated he is comfortable as both a central and wide center-back, with the central role emphasizing positional awareness and distribution, while the wide role allows more aggressive forward runs. Gila revealed that coach Ruben Amorim's strong determination convinced him to join Milan, and he did not speak with club president Cardinale before the transfer. He praised teammate Gabbia for helping him integrate and highlighted young players Camarda and Bartesaghi as close companions. Gila expressed support for the team's new proactive attacking style under Amorim, acknowledging it may sacrifice defensive security but believing it aligns with modern football trends. He identified his main weakness as occasional overconfidence when performing well, which he aims to control as he matures.
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