AC Milan forward M’Baye Niang has asserted that he will offer more to the side this season.
The French player was loaned out to Montpellier for part of last term, but insists he is ready to make an impact at the San Siro.
“The coach wants me to show a bit more steel,” Niang told Milan Channel.
“He has given me a lot of advice and having such confidence makes me feel confident that I can give my all.
“The loan period in France helped me develop both on and off the pitch.
“I want to score more this season because that is part of a striker’s job. I did that in France where it is easier to score.”
Niang went on to add that he does not mind where he plays for Milan in the upcoming campaign.
“I have played on the left and as a main striker during the pre-season and all I want to do is give my best,” The French striker continued.
“There have been certain matches when I have struggled when the full-back plays higher up the pitch and I need to push them further back but I like the role the coach has given me even though I will play wherever I am asked.
“I like when we play with intensity as it brings out the best in us.
“Hopefully I can maintain the right intensity and make my contribution. I also want to help out in defensive as the technical staff have asked of me.”
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