The match served as Milan's first home fixture of the new campaign and was preceded by a tribute to former captain Franco Baresi. Under the guidance of new head coach
Ramos Makes His Mark in Milan Debut
Despite a shaky start that saw him miss a close-range opportunity in the opening minute, Ramos grew into the game and provided the decisive moment midway through the second half. His powerful effort from the left side of the penalty area ignited the home crowd, marking a significant milestone in his early tenure with the Italian giants.
Reflecting on his performance, the striker remained focused on the team's collective progress rather than his individual achievement. While acknowledging he could have been more clinical in front of goal, Ramos expressed his satisfaction with the result and his integration into the squad, noting that he is already feeling comfortable within the group's new tactical setup.
Late Drama Seals Three Points
The victory was confirmed in the 89th minute when substitute Ardon Jashari launched a counter-attack from the halfway line. His strike from the edge of the box was initially parried by the Venezia goalkeeper, but the ball ricocheted off the knee of the retreating Halhal and into the net, doubling Milan's lead and effectively ending any hopes of a late comeback for the visitors.
This result continues a positive start to the season for Milan, who opened their campaign with a 2-1 win away at Torino. The club is currently undergoing a significant rebuilding phase under Amorim following their failure to qualify for the Champions League on the final day of the previous season. As the Serie A schedule continues, the focus shifts to Saturday's fixtures, including Juventus hosting Parma, while other top-tier clubs prepare for their respective matches throughout the weekend.
