Primavera, Futuro players

[KingBanana]

Since he is 19 years old, can we expect him to make his debut soon?

[Siregar]

Since he is 19 years old, can we expect him to make his debut soon?

I doubt he will feature with Milan senior team soon. Too many competition there for striker position and tough also. I think he would be loaned out if he 'graduated' from Primavera. Petagna seems having the biggest chance to promote to senior team, other name is Ganz but I think he will be loaned out too.

[am I Milan enough?]

Even I do not watch the clip of Weah, I still remember his goal.

Henty is said a good prospect although he came he a bit old compared to the most of the players.

Henty made a goal when senior team played vs Primavera and a or some fans thought that it was Robinho, good goal too.

Anyone who has seen Weah's goal, I am sure that they will make the connection between the two goals. They are very similar.

But there are younger members in this forum who might not have seen Weah play, so I thought it would be a good idea to post that video.

Another fantastic Weah goal (95-96, away against Lazio, the goal was scored at 90' and we won 0-1. ) for those who have not seen it before. I will stop here, instead of turning this thread from talking about future to talking about past. :d

This goal reminds me of recent Pato's goal vs Bartha, the way he 'pushed' the ball ahead and sprinted past 2 players towards the gk, it's just that Pato sprinted almost from the centre half of the pitch.. anyway both are wonderful goals

[Siregar]

Anyone who has seen Weah's goal, I am sure that they will make the connection between the two goals. They are very similar.

But there are younger members in this forum who might not have seen Weah play, so I thought it would be a good idea to post that video.

Another fantastic Weah goal (95-96, away against Lazio, the goal was scored at 90' and we won 0-1. ) for those who have not seen it before. I will stop here, instead of turning this thread from talking about future to talking about past. :d

This goal reminds me of recent Pato's goal vs Bartha, the way he 'pushed' the ball ahead and sprinted past 2 players towards the gk, it's just that Pato sprinted almost from the centre half of the pitch.. anyway both are wonderful goals

Pato's goal typical Champions League one I think, a very classy CL's type of goal. It's really pity that he injured himself again and found same problem every season. He was our wonder kid.

Well, we have Balotelli now. What I hope is that he should keeps his brain there inside his head, behave the way a professional always does.

[xudong]

This goal reminds me of recent Pato's goal vs Bartha, the way he 'pushed' the ball ahead and sprinted past 2 players towards the gk, it's just that Pato sprinted almost from the centre half of the pitch.. anyway both are wonderful goals

The difference of course is that the two "defenders" of Barcelona were just makeshift defenders, so in a way, George Weah's goal was more spectacular.

but yes, they are very similar too.

[GeoTav]

Interesting to notice that our Primavera plays 4-3-3 too now, following the way our first team plays ...
Henty scored again today, after Aniekan scored the first one. These two players are the wide strikers (ELS, Niang in our team) and Petagna plays the CF role.

[Siregar]

Nice Henty scored again and Aniekan too. Both are players who came when the season has started. Thanks for sharing Geo.

[ACMILAN1983]

There is some interesting restructuring internally at Milan right now, as all levels will follow the development from the first team and the tactical guidelines throughout the club will be set by Allegri.

What this essentially means is like at Barca, players are being groomed for the first team at a very early age and the senior side coach will be crucial for how the club continues in the future.

I know Allegri isn't the most popular coach in Milan's history, but it seems as though he's overseeing one of the biggest evolutions in the club history.

[GeoTav]

There is some interesting restructuring internally at Milan right now, as all levels will follow the development from the first team and the tactical guidelines throughout the club will be set by Allegri.

What this essentially means is like at Barca, players are being groomed for the first team at a very early age and the senior side coach will be crucial for how the club continues in the future.

I know Allegri isn't the most popular coach in Milan's history, but it seems as though he's overseeing one of the biggest evolutions in the club history.

He's not the most popular, you're right, despite the fact that he is the one who launches some young players in first team and tries to develop them into real first team players ... That's what every Milanista wants. That's quite weird.

The question is : what will happen if Allegri leaves/is fired at the end of the season or the following one ?

Because right now, with what the club is starting to build from the youth teams to the first team, we should keep Allegri for at least 3-4 more years IMO if we don't want to destroy all that all of a sudden ... Also, with guys like Cristante (I'm sure we'll see him a bit involved, here and there, in 2013 and he will be added to the first team next season) or even Mastour (2-3 years to wait until we see him in first team in some games), I'd keep Allegri even more because I'm afraid that we could get a new coach who won't manage to make them do the jump in first team.

And to finish, Allegri is known to know how to deal with big egos (Ibra, Cassano, Boateng last year for example), but what is more important now, he knows how to deal with young players who seem to follow him with closed eyes (read what say ELS and De Sciglio in interviews ...).

[Aficio]

If the new coach is Prandelli, our promising youngsters still have big chance. And after WC2014, maybe he and Allegri will exchange positions.

However, I still like Allegri to remain.