Longo: Pioli to evaluate three Primavera stars in preseason but loans could follow

By Oliver Fisher -

AC Milan head coach Stefano Pioli wants to take a look at three players from the Primavera during his preseason preparations, a report claims.

According to Daniele Longo of Calciomercato.com – via Juan Coronel on Twitter – Pioli has decided to give three players from Ignazio Abate’s side the chance to show what they can do at Milanello.

Hugo Cuenca, Victor Eletu and the Chaka Traoré will be part of the preseason with the Milan first team. The latter two could then be sent out on loan to gain more experience, whereas Cuenca could stay.

Cuenca was one of the revelations for the Primavera last season as he amassed four goals and four assists in 22 league games playing mostly as an attacking midfielder, though he can play on the right too.

Eletu has now racked up 48 games for Milan Primavera playing mostly as a defensive midfielder with one goal and three assists to his name, and we have profiled the Nigerian.

Chaka meanwhile is probably the youth player who has the most hype. The left winger scored seven times in 22 league games last season having netted eight the season before, and he impressed in the UEFA Youth League too.

Tags AC Milan Chaka Traoré Hugo Cuenca Victor Eletu

6 Comments

    1. That seems unrealistic, if Leao goes down Chaka would be the starter? He needs some more development before we can use him. Remember how Theo and Leao became dominant when they bulked up? Chaka is too young, too thin, and he needs to play some professional football before we can count on him. But I agree 100% for Rebic, why is he still around ffs

      1. Adapting to playing vs professionals can be a lengthy process. Yes, should Leao be injured it may be too much for him at the moment.

        1. we always say that but team liker bayern would have already given him some starts, we take to much time “getting ready” elsewhere

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