AC Milan forward Jeremy Menez believes his side have room for improvement after a modest start to the season.
The 27 year-old has scored three goals in six Serie A games since arriving from Paris Saint-Germain this summer.
“I perform better as a centre forward, but it’s up to coach Filippo Inzaghi where I play,” Menez began telling the press.
“We can do a lot better, and we’re aware of that. We want to get back on track with a victory over Palermo on Sunday.”
The Rossoneri currently have 16 points having won four of their opening games, drawing four and losing just once.
“It would be a pity if we didn’t qualify for next season’s Champions League with the squad that we have at Milan.
“I’ve spoken with Silvio Berlusconi and he wants me to shoot on goal more often,” the Frenchman concluded.
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