Montella Will not Make 'Cage' to Ibrahim

Rome - Zlatan Ibrahimovic so players are most wary of AS Roma's Vincenzo Montella when AC Milan entertain. Although concerned with malignancy Ibra, Montella will not build a 'cage' to drown out the striker.

Milan certainly will play an all-out during a visit to the Stadio Olimpico in Rome on Sunday (08/05/2011) pm dawn. One point of the game will give the Rossoneri the Italian League title for the 18th time.

The visitors also will come with the best power following the recovery of Alexandre Pato and the return of Ibrahim from the penalty. The name of the latter to special attention from Motella because it is considered capable of making major changes in the body Milan.

After two successive match ban affected Ibrahim is believed to be using this match to prove the sharpness back. Especially in Serie A Ibrahim not to mention the goal scored after the break Napoli in late February.

Although mention Ibra is very dangerous, Montella will not give special treatment on the Swedish striker. Special escort will not be enforced because the Romans chose to seek keiseimbangan team will try to achieve maximum results.

"We're not going to put a cage around him tomorrow because we will try to find the right balance to win games," said Motella on Football Italia.

"You do not win the Scudetto only because there is a chance and he will win its title is the eighth in a row because he is a person who makes a difference," said Montella still comment on Ibrahim.

Rome itself will certainly provide extra resistance for the Rossoneri because they still have a chance of qualifying for the Champions League next season. Sitting in sixth position with 59 points, Francesco Totti cs now just one point behind Lazio in the order of four.

"I always believe we can qualify for the Champions League and I am even more convinced more by the fact that there is now. We have to provide the best in both physical and psychological level because we want to win and we have to win over Milan," Montella completed.