AC Milan is on the verge of appointing Ruben Amorim as their new manager, and several players are expected to benefit from his tactical approach. Amorim's 3-4-2-1 formation, which can shift to a 3-4-3, relies heavily on dynamic full-backs.

Davide Bartesaghi and Alexis Saelemaekers are likely to play key roles, providing width and supporting both defense and attack. This system could help them reach their full potential, similar to how Amorim developed Nuno Mendes and Nuno Santos.

The defense will likely feature a back three, which suits the skills of Strahinja Pavlovic. With Amorim's tactics, Pavlovic could become an elite defender, as the manager allows center-backs to push forward and create scoring opportunities. Pavlovic, who scored five goals and provided one assist last season, may thrive under Amorim's guidance.

In attack, Christian Pulisic and Christopher Nkunku could excel as attacking midfielders with the freedom to move wide. Both players have struggled with their current roles, but Amorim's system may help them regain their form and become key players for AC Milan.