"Was the transfer led by you or Gagliani, and will Milan have any new signings?"
The reporter pressed on.
Gagliani took the initiative to speak, helping to resolve: "Pep hasn't had time to consider transfers yet. Previously, Milan's transfers were led by me and the transfer department. Our current lineup is already excellent. But if Pep wants any player, we will bring him to Milan. Milan has enough money to buy any player in the world."
"Will Milan play tiki-taka?"
A reporter inquired.
The term "tiki-taka" was first introduced during the 2006 World Cup by the Spanish commentator Andrés Montes, using it to describe the sound of the ball skimming over the turf during short passes.
Guardiola touched his forehead and said: "I will not let Milan apply any fixed tactics. As a coach, you must create tactics according to the team, not use a fixed tactic. The only thing I can guarantee is that we will stick to attacking."
"That's all the questions Pep will answer today."
