Donnarumma: Curious about AC Milan s changes, Guardiola is better than I thought
In an interview with Gazzetta dello Sport, Italian goalkeeper Donnarumma talked about AC Milan, Guardiola and some topics about the Serie A league.
Which team is most likely to win the Serie A title this season?
Donnarumma: "I like AC Milan, and I am curious about all the changes behind this club. I thought of Allegri, but not just him."
Is Milan expected to win the championship?
Donnarumma: "Milan has great ambitions. I've talked to people who understand the Rossoneri's environment: they believe in themselves and they are doing the right things."
What about other teams?
Donnarumma: "The strength of Inter Milan lies in their already well-integrated team and the experience they have accumulated recently; Naples is full of energy and has excellent skills under the leadership of Conte; Gasperini's New Roma still has a lot of room for improvement; Juventus is also worthy of attention. In short, this will be a wonderful contest."
About the transfer to Manchester City
Donnarumma: "In Manchester City, I feel like at home, although I Just transferred not long ago. They wanted me firmly, made me feel important, and now they see me as one of their own..."
On Guardiola
Donnarumma: "When you listen to him speak, you are fascinated. This is how I imagined him to be, but the reality is even better than I expected. I hope to stay in Manchester for as long as possible and have a truly unique experience. "
Where's Gattuso?
Donnarumma: "Gattuso makes you feel his presence all the time, as if he is always behind you. Our head coach likes dialogue, he communicates with us often and explains everything: he quickly allows us to regain a strong sense of collective identity."
Can Gattuso lead Italy to the World Cup?
Donnaruma: "The word play-offs will not scare us, nor will it affect us."
This Italian team has a good atmosphere.
Donnarumma: "In this new Italian team, the team atmosphere is really good and very united. I can definitely say that we are very happy together and very harmonious with each other."