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Milan Injury Blow: Rabiot, Gila, Moreira Out For Udinese Clash

Luciana Rodrigues

AC Milan’s campaign takes a significant hit as manager Ruben Amorim confirms that Adrien Rabiot, Mario Gila, and Diego Moreira will not feature in Sunday’s Serie A fixture against Udinese. According to Sky Sport Italia, none of the three players have been included in the official squad list for the match at the Bluenergy Stadium. This absence is particularly damaging given that all three were expected to return to the starting lineup following Thursday’s 3-0 Europa League defeat at Bournemouth, where Rabiot entered at half-time and Moreira began the match.

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The specific medical reports indicate a mix of muscular fatigue and inflammation affecting the trio. Rabiot is dealing with fatigue in his right calf, while Moreira suffers from a similar issue in his left hamstring. Gila, who recently celebrated a goal against Atalanta, is sidelined due to inflammation in his left ankle caused by physical overload. These injuries force Amorim to reshuffle his midfield and defensive options just as the team seeks to bounce back from a disappointing European exit.

This latest news exacerbates an already concerning injury crisis for the Rossoneri. Amorim is navigating a long list of absences, with Samuel Chukwueze ruled out for at least two months due to a hip problem, while Matteo Gabbia and Alexis Saelemaekers remain out long-term. With key creative and defensive elements missing, Milan must rely on their remaining depth to secure points in Udine, a crucial test of their resilience in the domestic league.

Source: Yahoo Sports

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Luciana Rodrigues

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