Milan likely played their worst match in the Champions League in their loss to Feyenoord. However, that was largely due to Feyenoord’s brilliant performance and the lack of cohesion from newly signed players like Félix and Giménez.

Milan still needs time to fine-tune their formation and tactical approach. Once they settle, they will be a force to be reckoned with.

For their upcoming match against Verona, some rotations in the starting lineup are expected. Tammy Abraham is likely to start in place of Giménez.

Verona has performed better away from home, collecting 13 points on the road compared to just 10 in their home matches. However, their defensive struggles are a major concern—they have conceded 23 goals in 12 home matches, with a total of 53 goals against them this season, the highest in Serie A.

Milan has dominated recent head-to-head encounters, winning eight and drawing two of their last ten meetings against Verona. Additionally, Verona will be further weakened by the absence of key players such as Serdar, Tengstedt, and Harroui, making Milan strong favorites for this fixture.