'Especially their weaknesses' - Grosso discusses how he would stop Pulisic

"I like leaving messages on the whiteboard in the locker room and jotting things down during meetings. We like to talk, but they say that when you talk, you forget, when you see, you remember, and when you do, you understand. So, it's important to combine these three things to progress. My defensive style was a little different from that of a traditional defender."

"Stopping Christian Pulisic is a task that many have struggled with in recent times, and the AC Milan star has profited on that. This season, even when it wasn't imagined that he could improve further, Pulisic has hit a new level. The American is on fire, and he has one of the best goal-scoring rates in the whole of Europe. Quite frankly, the contract renewal is a must."

Christian Pulisic has elevated his game at AC Milan, delivering one of the best goal-scoring rates in Europe and prompting calls for contract renewal. Opponents have tried various methods to stop him, with few succeeding given his high contribution rate. A former left-side defender favors leaving messages on the whiteboard, jotting notes during meetings, and combining talking, seeing, and doing to aid player progression. That defender describes a non-traditional defensive style and suggests using the head more than the body against Pulisic, stressing the need to recognise opponents' strengths and, especially, their weaknesses, and address them accordingly.

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