AC Milan have announced that Primavera captain Marco Brescianini has put pen to paper on a new five-year deal.
Brescianini played three teams for the senior side during the International Champions Cup in preseason and put in a trio of impressive performances.
The 19-year-old has been part of the Milan academy system since he was eight years old back in 2008, and now he has signed a contract that will keep him at the club until 2024.
The Rossoneri confirmed the deal for Brescianini – who has made 50 league appearances for the Primavera – via their official Twitter account.
Brescianini’s previous contract ran until 2021, and the versatile teenager can play either as a central midfielder, a deep-lying playmaker or even further up the pitch.
Milan Primavera – under new head coach Federico Giunti – are looking to secure a return to the top flight of youth football following last season’s relegation.
Marco Brescianini extends his contract till 2024! Let’s continue to grow together 🔴⚫
In rossonero dal 2008, in rossonero fino al 2024! ✍🏻
Marco Brescianini ha rinnovato il suo contratto: l’avventura 🔴⚫ continua! #ForzaMilan pic.twitter.com/ngvFybH9WZ— AC Milan (@acmilan) September 3, 2019
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