Football
Rubén Amorim rotates heavily for the Europa League trip to Austria after a 2-0 loss to Benfica, handing debuts to Camarda and Tomori.

Rubén Amorim has implemented significant squad rotation for AC Milan’s upcoming Europa League match against RB Salzburg. The head coach aims to balance European obligations with domestic demands following a poor start to the continental campaign. Key players Luka Modrić and Gonçalo Ramos have been rested for this fixture in Austria.
The hosts arrive at the Red Bull Arena carrying strong momentum from their opening group stage victory. Salzburg defeated Levski Sofia 1-0 thanks to a goal by striker Haris Tabaković. This result contributes to an unbeaten record across five UEFA matches this season, comprising four wins and one draw.
Goalkeeper Christian Zawieschitzky returns to action after recovering from an adductor injury. He anchors a defense that has kept three consecutive clean sheets. Winger Jesper Lindström, owned by Napoli, features in the starting lineup alongside Takaki Kitano and Ibrahim Baidoo.
Amorim faces pressure to secure points after losing 2-0 at home to Benfica in the tournament opener. To manage fatigue ahead of a Serie A clash with Atalanta this weekend, the Portuguese manager altered his tactical setup. The team will deploy a flexible three-man defense consisting of Fikayo Tomori, Koni De Winter, and Strahinja Pavlović.
Tomori makes his first appearance of the campaign, returning to the fold after being excluded during the summer transfer window. Young forward Francesco Camarda receives his season debut in attack. He is supported by Alphadjo Cissé, Ruben Loftus-Cheek, and Omari Hutchinson in the midfield and offensive lines.
AC Milan holds a favorable historical record against Salzburg in European competitions. The two clubs have met four times previously, with Milan securing three victories and one draw. Despite the need for a positive result, Amorim prioritized rest for several stars while addressing a growing injury list.



