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Vincenzo Montella has described himself as a "victim" and believes he deserved more time at AC Milan.
The 44-year-old was dismissed as head coach by the Rossoneri in November after a below-par start to the season, which had seen them fall 18 points behind then Serie A leaders Napoli.
Montella has now spoken out and believes he was unfairly treated by the Italian giants.
Speaking to Gazzetta dello Sport, he said: "Am I a victim? Definitely.
"My sacking? Of course, it was bad. A project had started and was interrupted in the wrong way.
"There was a change of owners and a revolution in the dressing room.
"We signed more than 10 players with many different nationalities, only one of whom had a history of playing in the Champions League [Bonucci].
"The club weren't patient. I think I deserved a bit more time."
