Vincenzo Vergine – the head of the AC Milan youth sector – spoke about the close working relationship he has with Jovan Kirovski.
The big news of the past 24 hours is that Gerry Cardinale has chosen to go with an internal restructuring of the management, which features the promotion of figures like Hendrik Almstadt.
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Kirovski is expected to gain a bit more say, though he will remain head of Milan Futuro in title, while Vergine will be the head of the youth sector, thus handling everything from the Primavera level and below.
Vergine, formerly of Roma, spoke after last night’s victory for Milan U15s, who won the Scudetto in Rimini thanks to a 2-0 victory against Empoli.
“The victory of the Under 15 men’s team is a tremendous satisfaction for us: this success represents the culmination of the important work carried out by the entire staff and by these young players throughout the season,” he said.
“In the past, this title was won by the 2007 generation, and now you can all clearly see the path they’ve taken. Today, however, the 2011 players are taking up their baton and bringing this very prestigious achievement back to their club, thus beginning a new era.
“Together with Jovan Kirovski, we are working with great dedication to further strengthen the Youth Sector, ensuring continuity in a project that focuses on the development of young players and, above all, on the development of talent. We have never stopped pursuing this goal.”
Congrats to the kids and coach, very well done. When that is said the vast amount of those players in that team is almost certainly brought in under a different ownership so guess this ownership is more piggybacking on some other peoples work not to say that they didn’t have a finger in the success but the foundation to the success had nevertheless already be laid as most of those kids arrived before they were 10 years old.
I was trying to find the club and player info on Millan u15 on Transfermarkt and stumbled across a German amateur club called AC Milan Heidenheim. Never heard of that one before and no actual affiliation with the club 😀