West Ham Transfers: 5 Reasons To Be Excited About Massimo Ambrosini

4. Aerial Ability

ambrosini2 Massimo Ambrosini is always a threat in the air. He€™s scored 36 goals for Milan as a defensive midfielder €“ a great deal of them thanks to his powerful and well-placed headers. A constant threat in the box, Ambro was always capable of turning a match on its head. The most memorable instance was in the second leg semifinal of the 2004-2005 Champions League. As Milan was losing 2-0 at PSV Eindhoven, the squad needed just one away goal to seal qualification for the final. The game was mere minutes from concluding. Brazilian playmaker Kaka launched a great cross into PSV€™s penalty box and Massimo Ambrosini dropped his head, reaching to get a touch of the swerving ball €“ the ball smashed into the net and Milan got a vital away goal. Ambrosini, who was captain for the game as Maldini was out, had picked up a yellow card and would be unable to play in the final. Ambrosini shrugged off the goal and said it meant nothing if Milan wouldn€™t go on to win the final. Without Ambro, Milan would go on to lose the 2005 Champions League final to Liverpool in a memorable match.
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