Ramos has started life in Milan very well with a goal last time out against Venezia to open his account in Italy.

What has been crazy is Ramos’ shot volume, he’s had 13 shots in just two Serie A matches, including five against Torino and eight against Venezia.

After years of being second fiddle at PSG, he looks eager to become the main number nine at his new side.

In those two matches he’s hit the target four times. Once against Torino and three times against Venezia.

Juve are a tougher opposition but I fancy Milan to get a result here.

Chukwueze is having a resurgence after a bit of a poor patch in his career. He finished pre-season in electrifying form and has carried that on into the regular campaign.

He’s in a wing-back role where he can drive from deep and use his pace to time his runs into open space. His task is then to get balls across the box for the likes of Ramos.

He was fouled against Man United in the final pre-season game in a stellar performance, he also drew a foul against Torino in the season opener. He blanked against Venezia but to be honest they didn’t get close enough to him.

If Chukwueze draws a foul, there’s a good chance he draws it from Celik and kills two birds with one stone for us.

Celik is playing slightly out of position at left-back, as he’s naturally a right-sided player. He committed two fouls in the season opener against Frosinone and of course here, he’ll be up against the lethal pace of Chukwueze.

He’s been a regular in this market throughout his career and also picks up plenty of cards.

He averaged 1.16 fouls per 90 minutes last season for Roma and 1.24 the season prior. That increased in Europe last season against tougher opponents to 1.33 per 90 minutes.

The Portuguese winger has made a bit of a frantic start to the Serie A season and given that, I’m surprised his price isn’t shorter for a foul here.

He’s played 68 and 75 minutes in each of the first two matches, respectively and he’s committed four fouls in each.

That’s the joint most in the squad alongside Randal Kolo Muani and Douglas Luiz and works out at an average of five fouls per 90 minutes.

Davide Bartesaghi started from the left in the last match in place of Estupinan and I’d expect him to start in this one too. The Italian drew a foul in that match and averaged 0.52 drawn per 90 last season.