Milan's coach, Paulo Fonseca, addressed rumours regarding his position after a 1-1 draw with Roma. Despite media reports suggesting his imminent dismissal, Fonseca remains unfazed. Milan currently holds the eighth spot in Serie A and ranks twelfth in the Champions League. When questioned about a potential meeting with Zlatan Ibrahimovic, the club's senior adviser, Fonseca stated he had not spoken to anyone from the club.Fonseca expressed confidence in continuing his role, emphasising his integrity and dedication to his work. "Never in my life have I been afraid in football," he declared. He stressed the importance of maintaining a clear conscience and being honest with colleagues. His focus remains on leading Milan into the Supercoppa Italiana semi-finals against Juventus in Riyadh.The coach was ejected during Sunday's match for protesting a decision against awarding Milan a penalty after Tijjani Reijnders fell inside Roma's box. Reflecting on the incident, Fonseca admitted to overreacting but refrained from further comment. "It is a very clear situation for me," he told DAZN.

After taking over from Stefano Pioli in June, Fonseca has no regrets about his tenure so far at Milan. He plans to review the recent game and focus on future preparations. "Now I'm going home, I'll watch the game, and then I'll think about working," he mentioned.Despite challenges this season, Fonseca remains committed to his role and confident in his team's abilities. His determination reflects his belief in hard work and honesty as key elements of success at Milan.