The main focus of the summer will be the upcoming mercato, which is understandable. However, AC Milan must also evaluate the youth talent they have available to ensure their growth continues at a good rate.
There is much to do this summer, and Milan are well aware of this, several positions will be targeted, and a manager will be hired, though it seems the appointment will be made shortly, and as reports have stated for a while, it will be Paulo Fonseca.
It is an ideal time to enter the club, given there is a large budget available for the Rossoneri to utilise, but there is also a fantastic amount of young talent in the ranks who could play a key role in the squad during the next season, and pre-season will offer Fonseca a chance to look into these players himself.
According to TMW (via Radio Rossonera), one of the players who will be watched with interest is Marco Nasti, who has just returned from Bari, where he scored seven goals in Serie B, and the report suggests that the road ahead is already mapped.
Once the training camp begins, Fonseca will assess him, but it is almost certain he will depart again on loan, with Serie A and Serie B teams taking an interest in his situation. According to the report, Hellas Verona are the leading admirer, but Cremonese and Frosinone are also taking stock.
True goalgetter. Always been intreagued by his style of playing. Could be a new Cutrone, but also a new Inzaghi.
A good rb for milan is the italian talent from fiorentina.Michael Kayode he is 19 years old.He made for fiorentina 37 appearances and has 5 goal contributions.1 goal and 4 assists
Agreed. If Cala renews (he will) Kayode should be our no one target to share game time with him.
I really believe in Tarracciano but my gut says he’s a better DMC than a full back.
Calabria has the same number of goals and assists (despite being forced to mostly play as a midfielder) and he’s our captain….
But hey this other guy’s so hot right now.
I only saw him play a couple of times last season and didn’t see him score sadly, but he looked good in a really poor side.
I always feel strikers are better going to a Serie B promotion candidate (which to be fair Bari had been the season before) than a Serie A bottom half team, so hopefully he ends up somewhere like Palermo, but to be honest I’d be happy if he stayed and got minutes.
We have too many young strikers floating around so there isn’t the room.