The AC Milan forward has been in outstanding form this season, scoring 12 times in Serie A after joining the Rossoneri on a free transfer from Paris Saint-Germain in the summer and the Frenchman is keen to play down any perceptions that he can be a disruptive character.
“At Milan I’m fine and I’m happy because I’m doing a good job,” the 27-year-old explained to RMC Sports.
“So far I think I’ve enjoyed a good career considering I’ve played for big clubs like Monaco, Roma and PSG.
“I have grown and matured. When I was young I was given a label which is a shame because everyone should be allowed to make mistakes. This is a part of learning.
“I’ve always got on well with everyone. Perhaps I have made mistakes, but everyone should be given a second chance. In recent years I have improved so much, both on and off the pitch, but the media still focuses too much on my attitude when I was younger.
“Having the confidence of my coach matters a lot to me. With Inzaghi I have a very good understanding. I know that he is counting on me and this allows me to express myself better.”
Menez they when on to articulate his goals for the future.
“When I signed with AC Milan, my aim was always to return to the [French] national team,” he continued. “At the moment France is my one regret and I have great desire to get back into contention.
“It’s a good squad and I want to start a beautiful adventure with the my national team.”
Menez has been capped 24 times for France with his last appearance for Les Bleus coming back in 2013
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