Mihajlovic: Milan deserved to win

AC Milan manager Sinisa Mihajlovic believes his team should have taken more from their 0-0 draw with Carpi at Stadio Alberto Braglia on Sunday.

The Rossoneri dropped down to eighth in the Serie A standings after the uninspired stalemate, but the Serbian coach felt they improved after a poor start to the game.

"We could've done better in the first half, but after the break we improved and deserved to win," he told Mediaset Premium.

"We created many scoring opportunities. Carpi closed up well, we needed some creativity and a bit of luck. We should also have been more determined in front of goal. These are games you have to break through.

"We tried in every way we could think of, but should've been more precise. Ultimately we've thrown two points away. It's a pity.

"It was a very different game from Samp (a 4-1 win the week before). Tonight we were unable to find the breakthrough, despite the chances created, and that changes your evaluation of the match."

With the January transfer window approaching, Milan CEO Adriano Galliani warned fans not to expect any signings other than Kevin-Prince Boateng, who has been training with the squad.

"We have a fine squad with 28 players and Boateng will very probably be added to them," he said. "If we are able to sell someone, then others could potentially arrive, but it's a big squad."