The goal crisis continues to weigh on Milan. The defeat in Napoli has definitively extinguished the dreams of a title and has highlighted a major problem: the lack of efficiency in attack. Although coach Massimiliano Allegri tried everything by activating several strikers, the Rossoneri failed to manage a single shot on goal.

The figures are worrying: the last goal by a striker dates back to the match against Cremonese, while in the second phase only Rafael Leão and Christopher Nkunku have found the net. Christian Pulisic has been fasting for 100 days, while Niclas Füllkrug has been fasting for 79 days.

The declining form of Leão and Pulisic has directly affected the team's performance. Both, once reference points in attack, are now going through a difficult period, leaving Milan without any real alternatives up front.

Leão remains the team's top scorer with just 9 goals in the league, a figure that clearly shows the difficulties of the season. Meanwhile, Pulisic, after a brilliant start, has disappeared from the radar in 2026.

At this crucial stage, the attack problem remains the main issue to be solved. For Milan, returning to goal is essential to save the season and secure a place in European competitions.