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Bartesaghi starts and Camarda makes senior debut as Italy beat Luxembourg

With the Italian national team’s reset, the latest call-up has interested AC Milan and their young stars were given a chance last night.

Perhaps it was a move to put pressure on the first-teamers; maybe it was a sign that they are not guaranteed spots with the Azzurri. Either way, the latest Italian national team call-ups were very interesting.


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With a very young squad and plenty of hope for the future, Silvio Baldini offered a few Milan youngsters a chance to prove themselves, and it has given the Rossoneri a reason to smile, even amid the commotion of everything else.

Bartesaghi stars, Camarda makes debut

Davide Bartesaghi was on the receiving end of a call-up and the wing-back started last night’s game against Luxembourg, as MilanVibes reported.

In fact, he left a good impression on the game with another senior performance. Indeed, this is nothing new for him, though. He has been doing it all season.

Then, you have Francesco Camarda, who was also given his first senior call-up. However, he did not start the game. Instead, he was brought on as a substitute after 75 minutes and he did combine with Bartesaghi for a chance.

However, he could not get his header on target and they were denied a senior link-up, one which has been seen so many times in the youth levels of the Azzurri and the Diavolo…

Gazzetta dello Sport, as can be seen below, also gave the duo ratings on their big moments.

Bartesaghi (6): “He lacks the resourcefulness of his best moments, as if the sad ending with Milan had weakened him.”

Camarda (N/A): “He will remember everything about his debut: for now, this is the beginning of his adventure with the national team.”

Tags AC Milan Davide Bartesaghi Francesco Camarda

7 Comments

  1. Maignan ? (Terracciano, Torriani)-
    ??? (Athekame, *Terracciano),
    ??? (De Winter),
    Pavlovic (Gabbia),
    ??? (Bartesaghi)-
    ??? (Fofana ?, Bondo),
    Modric ? (Ricci),
    Rabiot ? (Ardon, *Comotto/Zeroli)-
    Pulisic (Chukwueze),
    ??? (???, Camarda),
    ??? (Saelemaekers, *Traore);

    1. We play Europa League next season, some of the players you’ve put in brackets will inevitably play a bigger role than you think (Gabbia, Barte and Athekame for example, maybe even Alexis, depending on the formation).

      1. You are probably right (Ricci could be added to that small list as well despite this horrible season of his) but they shouldn’t play a bigger role, at least not all of them, maybe Alexis and Gabbia could if we stick with 3-man defense. The thing is (that) “scudetto” (as much as that goal sounds unrealistic right now)
        is far more important for me than Europa League.

        1. Its hard to judge our players, especially new ones after a season playing out of position. Apart from our defense only rabiot is playing his natural position this season, even modric usually play in a two, when he played in a 3 he was always further up with casemiro behind. Ricci is a defensive midfielder

        2. Also we have not really gotten to see what high intensity players like Ricci can do in a system where they are allowed to press.

  2. EDITED ROSTER:

    Maignan (Terracciano, Torriani)-
    Athekame (Terracciano),
    Gabbia (De Winter),
    Pavlovic (???),
    Bartesaghi (???)-
    Fofana (???, Bondo/Zeroli),
    Modric (Ricci),
    Rabiot (Ardon, Comotto)-
    Saelemaekers (Chukwueze),
    ??? (???, Camarda),
    Pulisic (???, Traore);

    CONFERENCE LEAGUE, HERE WE COME!

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