Milan coach Stefano Pioli had indicated earlier this week that Divock Origi was gradually ready for the real work at the Rossoneri after a period of doubts due to an injury.
Pioli’s words proved prophetic on Saturday night in the game against PhD student Monza, the club owned by former Milan owner Silvio Berlusconi.
The media mogul and politician did not have a pleasant return to San Siro, because with Divock Origi in the base, Monza was a plaything for the home team. Diaz already scored twice before half time, one of which was on Origi’s pass.
The Red Devil topped off his strong game midway through the 2nd half when he hammered the ball into the top right corner fantastically. Origi also seemed to be hurt, moments later he was taken to the side.
Milan, with De Ketelaere and Vranckx as substitutes, eventually won 4-1 and continues to play at the top. The Rossoneri count as many points as Napoli, which will play the top game on the AS Roma field tomorrow.
