Gabiya: Nkunku deserves a penalty but we should not worry about it, it is a pity that Menion was injured

In the third round of Serie A held early this morning, Milan defeated Bologna 1-0 at home. After the game, Milan defender Gabiya was interviewed by DAZN.

Do you think Nkunku should get a penalty?

We think a penalty should be awarded at that time. But the decision is in the hands of others, and the referee sees another situation. Fortunately, today’s teamwork allowed us to win the game, so there was no need to worry about it anymore. Of course, I feel sorry for Nkunku, because he would have taken the penalty in person, and I hope he can score in his debut in San Siro.

What do you think of Nkunku?

He is very personality and very outstanding. His career has proven that he has an extraordinary personality and we enjoy playing with him.

Milan coach Allegri was dissatisfied with the cancellation of the penalty kick, took off his coat on the sidelines to protest the penalty, and received a red card

The coach's reaction was the same as all of us, but on the court we had to remain calm. The coach and his coaching staff have been encouraging us until the last minute and we are happy and honored to work with them. We have to follow all their advice and make sure we are doing well throughout the season.

Milan goalkeeper Meinion was injured in the game

He was very disappointed that he had to leave today and wanted to help the team win the game. He will be tested this week and we will see the specific injuries. I feel very sorry for Menion, I know what a professional player he is, and he always gives his all. I would also like to praise Terraciano, who has performed well after his substitute, demonstrated a lot of experience and helped us a lot. What new changes have been made in the team's defense?

We responded positively today and the last game against Lecce. We work hard as a team, and I would like to especially praise S-Jimenez, Chick, Pulisic. Their active pressing in the frontcourt helped us and made our defensive work easier. It's real teamwork, and the coaches have been emphasizing that and are urging us every day. We can all keep improving and keep moving forward.