As La Gazzetta dello Sport (seen below) notes, Jovic has scored four of the league’s five goals as a substitute, and he now has six starts with only one goal, a 3-1 home triumph over Frosinone in which he also assisted.
The Serbian appears to benefit from his opponents’ physical deterioration and has devised a strategy to hit them while sitting on the bench. In terms of scoring average, Jovic leads the Rossoneri with a goal every 112 minutes (before to today’s kickoff).
Between December and February (two months and five goals), Jovic shown that he deserves to have his contract renewed. The drawback is that in the following months and matches, the club’s orientation will become obvious.
Milan might opt to prolong the deal that expires in June until the summer of 2025. According to the publication, the chances of it happening right now are fewer than 50%, and the fact that he shot another blank today cannot
