Pep is in the "second heyday"..."Praise the leader" in two games after the transfer

Pep is in the "second heyday"..."Praise the leader" in two games after the transfer

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Kyle Walker, who chose to say goodbye to Pep Guardiola, seems to have found his second heyday.
AC Milan beat Empoli 2-0 in the 24th round of Italy's Serie A in the 2024-25 season at Stadio Carlo Castellani in Empoli, Italy, at 2 a.m. on the 9th (Korea Standard Time). This gave Milan three unbeaten matches and a seventh-place finish in the league.
Milan struggled in the first half. They took control with 64 percent of the possession but managed to make only three shots. The outcome was decided in the second half. Milan stepped up to score the first goal and eventually succeeded. In the 23rd minute of the second half, Rafael Leão headed in a Christian Pulisic cross to make it 1-0. Santiago Jimenez, who got Pulisic's pass, scored a decisive goal in the 31st minute. Milan ended the match with a 2-0 win.
Although he failed to score offensive points on the day, Walker showed impressive performance. According to the soccer statistics magazine Footmob, Walker played full-time, recording a 93% pass success rate (39/42), creating chances once, creating big chances once, touch 65 times, passing areas seven times, tackle success rate 100% (2/2), successful four times in ground competition, three times in clearings, and five times in recovery. According to the media, Walker received the fourth highest rating of 7.7 points.
In addition to his performance, Walker drew praise from the local community with his unique leadership. The British media Sports Bible said that Italy's La Gazeta Delo Sport praised Walker as a leader. The media said, "At some point, Walker gave instructions to Yunus Musa for about 15 seconds. He explained movements that he had to make on the field, made gestures, and pointed in various directions. He said, "I talked to Musa several times to see if he understood the message," adding that the moment was impressive. 바카라
Although he played only two games for Milan, he has already established himself as the "leader" of the defense line. In his last debut, Walker was praised for his leadership. The Guardian said, "Pikayo Tomori was the best player of the game, and it was his best game this season. I think Walker had some influence. He said he needed and willingness to learn Italian at the joining event, but he communicated with Tomori easily at least this time," explaining that Walker had influenced Tomori's performance.