It was around one year ago that Tijjani Reijnders arrived at AC Milan from AZ Alkmaar, and it would be fair to say his first season was a success.
Having come from the Netherlands, Reijnders quickly established himself as a starter in the Milan midfield, one which needed to be rebuilt after the departure of Sandro Tonali to Newcastle. What quickly followed was a fixed spot in the national team, too.
He ranked among the top 10 players in Serie A for chances created from open play, passes completed in the final third of the pitch and through-balls, showing that he is an all-action midfielder for Milan.
Tijjani Reijnders – 2023/2024 @T_Reijnders 🪄 pic.twitter.com/kjQM0AqlZq
— Milan Comps (@CompsACM) July 15, 2024
