Numbers are made to be broken. Tomorrow, I don't know who will play between Jashari and Ricci, but the important thing is that the team puts in a solid performance, with a great defensive performance, because they are a team that scores a lot towards the end of matches.
Allegri is the coach and he sees them every day, so we defer to him, but he trusts Ricci physically in that Fofana spot more than Jashari in a way that I don't believe has been reflected in the games. When Jashari has played, I've have never watched him and thought 'well Ricci is so much better physically', tackling, winning the ball back.
The bad news is that Rabiot will miss out due to the yellow card accumulation. He was on four yellow cards before the derby and was booked in the second half, taking his tally up to five points. It's not ideal to be without him, but at least his accumulation will now be reset.
but will most likely return to full training today. If his left adductor doesn't cause discomfort (the scan he did in the last few days was reassuring), he will be called up for the match against Como. At that point it will be up to Allegri to decide whether to start him on the bench (with Zachary Athekame still in the starting line-up) or use him from the start, bearing in mind that Athekame has produced two good starts in a row.
Massimiliano Allegri is known for showing his emotions in the dugout, especially at the end of games, and yesterday was no exception as Luka Modric scored the winner. If there's one thing that Milan fans have understood 24 games into the season, it's that Allegri truly immerses himself in each game. From constant yelling to poker-face moments and emotional reactions, you can pretty much expect everything from him.