Milan, from Giroud to Camarda, how the attack will change

with the brace against Napoli, even before the break against Skriniar and the goal against PSG, Olivier Giroud has become the most incisive over 35 in Europe. With the six goals scored in Serie A, among the five most important leagues on the continent, Olivier has also surpassed Robert Lewandowski, stuck at 5 and with two years less on his legs. Arriving as Ibra’s luxury reserve, Giroud has established himself as a starter: Zlatan is about to return as an ex and Olivier is still there, supporting the Rossoneri attack. So much so that Pioli was able to give him only one turn of rest: he played in all the other Serie A matches, scoring a goal every 112 minutes. Lewandowski is still behind. In addition to being the most prolific, Giroud is in all respects the most incisive. Considering the scoring percentage, essentially the precision in front of goal, he remains a step ahead of all the attackers aged 35 and over: the usual Lewandowski and then Stuani, the Italians Pavoletti and Caputo, Radamel Falcao and Willian of Fulham. If Ibra, who loves to define himself as the god of football, was not eternal, Giroud cannot be asked to score endlessly. The point is to find heirs worthy of succeeding him: one has already been identified in Jonathan David, the second generation is represented by Lorenzo Colombo and the third by the baby Camarda.