This summer, AC Milan made several signings for the future and the addition of Silvano Vos is already impressing fans after an exciting debut.
At an elite level, it is important to capitalise on opportunities at youth and senior levels, and when Milan found Vos, they immediately looked to finalise a deal. Reports before the signing suggested a deal could cost around €10 million, but it is believed that the Rossoneri got their man for €3m plus add-ons.
That figure could look like a bargain in a few years if his first performance is anything to go off. On several occasions, the Dutchman drove the squad forward, and it looked effortless. At times, it looked like he just glided across the pitch, a terrifying thing considering he is quite tall.
Additionally, he created numerous chances which the Diavolo should have done more with, and he looked comfortable in these areas, or when in deeper positions. If his debut is anything to go off, the shouts about him being too good for the level will only continue.
Below you can see some of his best moments from his debut, and it will be interesting to see how the club handle his progression in the next few months.
Silvano Vos vs Carpi (H)
Debut for Milan Futuro 💪pic.twitter.com/0xRbst3l3J
— Milan Comps (@CompsACM) September 2, 2024
Hopefully we see him in the senior team after the debacles against Inter and Liverpool. RLC can get a well deserved spot at Milan Futuro.
Except he cant. RLC is over 22 y.o so he cant play in milan futuro.
You’re thinking of the Primavera. Futuro is a Serie C club. There is no age limit.
Interisto, you will wait for your hopes to come true 😉
Nice debut.
Another box to box midfielder.
I suppose the management did say the Futuro would reflect the playing style of the 1st team so the players are ready to step up.
And of course the 1st team is built for 433, makes sense…..
Oh wait…. we play 4231……???
Perhaps someone should tell Fonseca
With Ajax (both the first team and the U21 one), Vos often played as a CDM (a N°6) in a 4-3-3 and also sometimes in a 4-2-3-1.
So I think he can succeed under both tactical setups and might become the defensive midfielder who’ve searching for so long.