It's hard to say Yes or No for Leonardo.
It's especially hard for a non-Milan fan and not a football expert to answer your questions. The Milan fans, who follow their team every week, can tell us more about Leonardo's tactical awareness, how he reads the game, how he makes the subs and how able he is to change the tactics during matches. But fans are often wrong and they can't see the things an expert eye sees, so we shouldn't take the words of the Milan fans for granted. They don't know how he conducts the preparations, his man management skills etc.
What I believe strongly, and not many will disagree, is that Ronaldinho is the main reason for Milan's (lets call it..) successful season. Now, the question is how much Leonardo has to do with Ronaldinho's "rinascimento" and how much the fact that Kaka left and the potential of playing at the WC has to do with it.
Leonardo is still an unknown for me. He's charismatic, he's passionate and he looks like someone his players love. Those are positives, for sure. But his inexperience and the relatively short time to judge him as a coach, leaves space for skepticism.
It's especially hard for a non-Milan fan and not a football expert to answer your questions. The Milan fans, who follow their team every week, can tell us more about Leonardo's tactical awareness, how he reads the game, how he makes the subs and how able he is to change the tactics during matches. But fans are often wrong and they can't see the things an expert eye sees, so we shouldn't take the words of the Milan fans for granted. They don't know how he conducts the preparations, his man management skills etc.
What I believe strongly, and not many will disagree, is that Ronaldinho is the main reason for Milan's (lets call it..) successful season. Now, the question is how much Leonardo has to do with Ronaldinho's "rinascimento" and how much the fact that Kaka left and the potential of playing at the WC has to do with it.
Leonardo is still an unknown for me. He's charismatic, he's passionate and he looks like someone his players love. Those are positives, for sure. But his inexperience and the relatively short time to judge him as a coach, leaves space for skepticism.
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