AC Milan have agreed personal terms with the Bulgarian wonderkid Tomi Hadzhiev, who will join the club once he turns 16 later this year.
While the mercato is sort of at a standstill on the first-team level, Milan have a management in place for the academy. Jovan Kirovski and Vincenzo Vergine are constantly working on reinforcing the Primavera and the Futuro, eyeing talents from abroad too.
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Just yesterday, the Birmingham City starlet Aurelien Guernier completed his medical for Milan and signed the contract too. He’s expected to be part of the Futuro side, and he won’t be the first signing for the academy either.
Another signing for the academy
According to Nico Schira, Milan have also agreed personal terms with the Bulgarian ‘wonderkid’ Tomi Hadzhiev. A contract will be signed until 2029 and the youngster will put pen to paper when he turns 16 in September, due to regulations.
Hadzhiev currently plays for Akademik Plovdiv in Bulgaria and as per the journalist, he’s considered to be one of the biggest talents in his age bracket. He plays as a centre-back, it should be noted, and he will likely join the Primavera side.
In other words, Milan are moving ahead as usual on the academy front, even if things are very quite when it comes to the first team.
We got a wonderkid before from Hungary his name was Kerkez he stayed with us for 2 years didn’t get playing time and left the rest is history also we signed different wonder kids before and lost them for nothing