MILAN – Keisuke Honda believes time is needed for Milan to get back to the top. The Japanese star was talking to the Repubblica:

“My motto is patience. The Italians are impatient and I think our philosophy is more suited to the situation Milan are experiencing. We cannot let ourselves be influenced by one defeat or one victory. If we have a path that we are sure of, then we must follow it. As yet, we still do not have a precise style, and we have to find it by exchanging ideas between players and the coach. I am not the type of player to take on and beat opponents, I don’t dribble past others and I am not a winger that can get away from his marker with his pace. Galliani listened to me and I appreciated that. I play for the team, I did it for 10 years playing in behind the strikers. For the past 2 years, since Seedorf, I have been playing on the right in midfield. I adapt and I get used to it.”