Two games have been played in Serie A and AC Milan has only one point, which raises some concerns.

Starting the new season with just one point from two games is a worry for most clubs. The further up the league you go, the greater the concern becomes and this is certainly the case for Milan.

With games against Torino – which Alessandro Buongiorno lost – and Parma – a newly promoted team – the expectation is six points. To be fair, regardless of the opponent, two games should mean two wins.

Instead, they are only given one point for their efforts.

Fingers have been pointed in various directions since the Torino game and that will continue to be the case. However, Pietro Mazzara has pointed the finger at management and had some kind words for Zlatan Ibrahimovic in his latest article for Milan News.

The journalist begins by stating that the “mistake is big” and lies with everyone, but the message this summer was wrong. During the entire off-season, the Rossoneri management preached a message of peaceInstead, it should have been a message of determination, a message that promises and acts on the basis that change will happen.

He then turns his attention to Ibrahimovic, explaining that the Swede has been a “movie actor” this summer who needs to focus on his role rather than “hiking with Ambrosini or appearing on CBS.” Mazzara was once a player who inspired and led, but he questions whether the striker can play that role now in a leadership position.

Mazzara ends his speech by saying that the club is “standing still” and recalls how Fonseca seemed lost in the post-match interview and showed no signs of change between the two disappointing results.