Gattuso grumbles over Milan's first-half at Frosinone

Gennaro Gattuso is under scrutiny after his AC Milan side drew another blank in the 0-0 draw at Frosinone and he was angered by the display.

Gennaro Gattuso's days at AC Milan appear to be numbered as the side played out a goalless draw against Frosinone on Wednesday.

AC Milan head coach Gennaro Gattuso accused his side of surrendering the initiative in the 0-0 draw at struggling Frosinone with a poor first-half display,

Frosinone has only won once in Serie A all season but might have doubled that tally after Camillo Ciano had a goal chalked off through a VAR review and Gianluigi Donnarumma ended the match as Milan's stand-out performer.

Gattuso's position is under increasing scrutiny and the Rossoneri last scored in the league on December 2. Samu Castillejo hit the post before half-time but his boss was far from satisfied with what he saw overall.

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"You cannot face an important match like this as we have faced it in the first half," Gattuso told DAZN . 

"We gave 45 minutes to the opponent and do not have to give these gifts.

"We are in a not brilliant moment. The results do not arrive and for this I do not accept a performance like that of the first half."

Arsene Wenger has been linked to Gattuso's post and a win over SPAL at the weekend feels like a necessity for the latter to continue in his position.

The 40-year-old accepts Milan's poor form is likely to fuel such speculation. "My concern is the team, I do not think of my situation. I'm being judged for results and results right now do not come," he added.

"I put my face on it. I am the captain of the ship and it is right for me to take responsibility. 

"Players playing below their means, I have to work on this. Then anything can happen. I will accept every decision."