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Rami admits AC Milan experiencing "difficult times"


AC Milan defender Adil Rami admits they're going through "difficult times".Milan are languishing in the bottom half of the table.


“These are difficult times in the dressing room,” Rami told Milan Channel.

“We know that we are Milan and we have to win and stay high in the table. After the Empoli game we were aware that the club and the fans were very unhappy.

“We were too, it’s difficult to accept this situation. We’re professionals, and we want to do everything we can to get back to winning.

“I can only speak for myself, but I know I can do better. I look to Sunday’s game with huge desire, to give a little happiness to the fans and the club.

“I understand the fans’ state of mind, but I want to thank them, because they’ve always supported us. We’re a family.

“They deserve a Milan that’s in the Champions League, a Milan that’s winning, and we’ll work to be able to give them that.

“If we have faith, and we play with our hearts we’ll get back to winning ways.”

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