(09-21-2023, 03:00 PM)Sleeping Giant Wrote: He should honestly move to Germany, there is no future for him under Italian football and Pioli
Malik Thiaw?
"When Costacurta and Maldini won they didn't celebrate much. They were thinking about winning the next game" - Alessandro Nesta
no italian club would play him when he is this young, should go to either germany or portugal, both country is good with developing and giving trust to youngsters
If Camarda has really special talent, he should just stay with Milan. His chance will come, he need only to focus in his development in Primavera and prepare mentally when the call comes from the first team coach.
"When Costacurta and Maldini won they didn't celebrate much. They were thinking about winning the next game" - Alessandro Nesta
09-25-2023, 04:06 AM
(This post was last modified: 09-25-2023, 04:06 AM by Aficio.)
I agree.
Staying in the homeland, playing for the best club in the country, with the support from all the people around.
No club can offer the same.
We should be worry after he gets the Golden Boy or something like that.
If he want's to play first team football before age of 22-23 than he should leave. #notreadysyndrome
Avaiting for arrival of exorcist into our boardroom.
If you really need examples Udinese played Simone Pafundi last season.
(09-26-2023, 03:53 AM)ACM2023 Wrote: damn, here I am dreaming that (if he is good enough) he would start when he is 16 or 17 or something like that.
maybe we will get Abate to replace Pioli to nurture our golden boy (sorry for the random and perhaps irrational thought
)
Well, he should. Give him few minutes here and there and see how it goes. Based on that, either keep him or send him back to primavera. It's easy to assume "he's not ready", but you can't know if you don't try. Problem is that most coaches are afraid to even try.
I'm truly wondering if Pioli was in charge back in the days would we saw Dollar on the field(considering how everything played out I wish we never did, but just giving example)? Or he would be dismissed as "not ready" because ffs he's so young?
Send that mentality few decades in the past, would we ever saw all those great players who started at age of 16-18? It's not that Italy don't produce quality youngsters anymore, Italy (with few exceptions) is afraid to give them a chance. And then, when those few crucial years are wasted either in youth team or on loans at some low league rock bottom clubs - final product is slightly above average instead of exceptional player.
Avaiting for arrival of exorcist into our boardroom.