AC Milan has maintained a consistent goal-scoring streak despite the lack of a standout striker. The team scored four goals against Udinese with contributions from non-centre-forwards. Milan's strikers have collectively scored only 12 goals in Serie A, with the starting No.9 not featuring in a month. In contrast, other top teams like Inter, Napoli, and Atalanta have multiple players with double-digit goals.
Milan's forwards have low touches in the penalty area per 90 minutes and below-average conversion rates compared to players from rival teams. However, midfielder Tijjani Reijnders has been a standout performer, significantly improving his goal-scoring statistics. Other factors contributing to Milan's goal-scoring success include the good form of Jovic and Abraham, Leao's recent strong performances, and the team's attacking prowess outweighing defensive concerns. Milan's entertaining style of play and ability to find solutions when trailing have garnered praise from neutral observers, although some fans desire more control in matches.