Milos Kerkez arrived at AC Milan one year ago and he has already left the Rossoneri, having failed to make a single appearance for the first team. In fact, AZ Alkmaar announced his arrival earlier this evening.
The Hungarian left-back was brought in by the Rossoneri in February of last year and he had a lot of buzz around him. However, he never came close to making an appearance for the first team and played with the Primavera instead.
On their official website, AZ Alkmaar announced the signing of Kerkez on a permanent basis. The left-back has signed a three and half year deal and Daniele Longo reported yesterday that Milan will get €2m for the sale.
“ALKMAAR-AZ has signed Milos Kerkez on Saturday afternoon. The 18-year-old is immediately taken over from the Italian superpower AC Milan and signs a contract in Alkmaar until mid-2026. The left-back will play with shirt number 26,” the statement read.
Kerkez sparked some controversy on Twitter last night as he published a rather untasteful message to Milan over the lack of first-team minutes. He deleted it quickly and then published a more professional message.
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