Giacomo Bonaventura believes Italy need time to develop, but the 1-1 draw with the Netherlands “wasn’t a bad performance.”
Simone Zaza had opened the scoring, but moments later Domenico Criscito was sent off, paving the way for a late Nathan Ake equaliser.
“I’ve played in a three-man midfield practically all season, I’m happy there and I think I do it pretty well,” the Milan midfielder told Rai Sport.
Giacomo Bonaventura believes Italy need time to develop, but the 1-1 draw with the Netherlands “wasn’t a bad performance.”
Simone Zaza had opened the scoring, but moments later Domenico Criscito was sent off, paving the way for a late Nathan Ake equaliser.
“I’ve played in a three-man midfield practically all season, I’m happy there and I think I do it pretty well,” the Milan midfielder told Rai Sport.
“We made few mistakes this evening, perhaps I wasn’t as dangerous in attack as usual, but I don’t think it was a bad performance both on a personal level and as a team.
“There are many new faces in the side, we’re getting to know each other and it will take time.”