Gulit: Reindez doesn t want to stay in a team that can t win the championship. Ibrahimovic has tried his best in his job

May 27th Milan legend Gulit talked about the current situation in AC Milan.

AC Milan faces the dilemma of key players leaving the team. Where will it go in the future? Football has become a game of money nowadays, with money controlling everything from top to low leagues. However, the club's ambitions must somehow surpass monetary interests. For many, this is exactly where AC Milan is currently in, especially when facing Reindez's situation. On paper, it was a simple decision to either build a team around the Dutch who has proven many times that he can shape the future, or start over without the core of the team. His situation has many similarities to the situation when Tonali left the team. It will undoubtedly be frustrating if you lose the key player again. However, with Manchester City's interest, it seems only a matter of time.

At the Viali and Mauro golf cup event, Gulit admitted this in an interview with Milan News Network: "It's a pity to see AC Milan slipping so far in the standings. I hope they can find a way to get back to the top because when you see this team, you don't think it's a bad team. The players are not bad, I don't know what's going on."

Speaking of Reindez, Gulit said: "I'm very happy with his growth. Three or four years ago he played with my son, and Reindez was very angry when Slot sent him to the second team, but now he's improved quickly. He's a strong player and knows how to score. When he leaves, it will be a huge loss for AC Milan. He's a A man who is eager to win, he is not satisfied with staying in a club that cannot win the championship. "

Regarding whether Jimenez is suitable to be the center of AC Milan, Gulit said: "He is a shooter and has scored quite a few goals in a tough league like Serie A. In the Netherlands, the forwards have a lot of opportunities, but in Italy, the defenders won't give you too many opportunities."

As for whether AC Milan can replicate Naples' success, Gulit said: "I don't know, we need to understand what's going on inside the club. I regret that some important figures, such as Paul Maldini, are no longer here. These things bother me. Ibrahimovic finds himself playing a role that he has never played before. I think he has tried his best."