Bacca after Montella spat: I was wrong, I will pay for dinner

Vincenzo Montella incurred Carlos Bacca's wrath after substituting the striker against Sampdoria, but the AC Milan star regrets his actions.

AC Milan striker Carlos Bacca has acknowledged he was wrong to clash with Vincenzo Montella after being substituted against Sampdoria and will pay for the squad's dinner by way of an apology.

Bacca, who has nine goals in all competitions this season, fumed after being replaced by Gianluca Lapadula with 18 minutes remaining in Sunday's 1-0 loss at San Siro.

The Colombia international also clashed with head coach Montella after his substitution against Pescara in October and he has been taken off 15 times in 18 starts across all competitions this season.
But while he may feel hard done by at being replaced in almost every match, Bacca acknowledged he was wrong to express himself as he did.

"It just so happened that he took me off and I was angry because we were losing 1-0," Bacca said to Milan TV.

"I wanted to stay on the pitch and help the team. It was his decision and I had the adrenaline of the game.

"Right now it is all out in the open, I spoke to him and I was wrong because I was hot-headed and angry.