Long time no see in this thread. Last year two players promoted to the first team, Merkel and Strasser. This year Desciglio is the man. We can add also Ganz and Cristante. This year could be the year of Calavano and Boateng to be promoted to first team but unluckily they got injured when the season started.
By the way I just checked Milan website and found this article:
GANZ IS GROWING
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Goals, technique and creativity: Simone Andrea Ganz has all the right ingredients for a modern centre forward.
A.C. Milan is in the player’s DNA thanks to his father Maurizio who, after scoring four in the title winning season of 98/99, also gave the youth sector a young man who seems to have inherited his father’s skill in front of goal.
It was his love for the club which made him choose Milan ahead of the rest in the summer of 2008 when he made the move from Masseroni Marchese, one of Milan’s five football schools in the city.
He moved up from the Allievi Regionali to the Allievi Nazionali where he scored more than 30 goals in all competitions. He made the move to the Pimavera side in 2010/2011 (without playing for the Berretti) where despite his young age (born on 21 September 1993), he scored more than 10 goals and was the only player to score in all competitions. His goal against Cittadella from De Sciglio’s cross. The player is growing game by game and every so often he has evened trained with the first team.
This year, the young Ganz has scored 15 in 19 games (1258 minutes played), or one every 85 minutes with four doubles (against Udinese, Brescia, Vicenza and Cesena) and a hat trick (against Udinese). At the Viareggio tournament, 1 goal in 3 games while he got 2 in 4 in the Italian cup against Cagliari and Novara.
He’s right footed striker but can use the left as well as he showed against Udinese, Varese and Cagliari. His goal against Udinese really stands out! H’s a strong header of the ball as well but with Comi by his side, a real menace in the air, that side of his game has yet to shine.
His performances haven’t gone unnoticed by Allegri either. He made his debut in the Champions League against Bate Borisov taking Robinho’s place and became one of the five youngest players to play for Milan in Europe’s top tournament. The others were Primavera team mate Cristante, Bate, Pato and massimiliano Cappellini, brought on by Arrigo Sacchi in Milan-Vitocha on 6 October 1988.
In two weeks time, he’ll be playing in the Final Eight. Who knows, he might give the team another title just like his dad Maurizio.
By the way I just checked Milan website and found this article:
GANZ IS GROWING
Goals, technique and creativity: Simone Andrea Ganz has all the right ingredients for a modern centre forward.
A.C. Milan is in the player’s DNA thanks to his father Maurizio who, after scoring four in the title winning season of 98/99, also gave the youth sector a young man who seems to have inherited his father’s skill in front of goal.
It was his love for the club which made him choose Milan ahead of the rest in the summer of 2008 when he made the move from Masseroni Marchese, one of Milan’s five football schools in the city.
He moved up from the Allievi Regionali to the Allievi Nazionali where he scored more than 30 goals in all competitions. He made the move to the Pimavera side in 2010/2011 (without playing for the Berretti) where despite his young age (born on 21 September 1993), he scored more than 10 goals and was the only player to score in all competitions. His goal against Cittadella from De Sciglio’s cross. The player is growing game by game and every so often he has evened trained with the first team.
This year, the young Ganz has scored 15 in 19 games (1258 minutes played), or one every 85 minutes with four doubles (against Udinese, Brescia, Vicenza and Cesena) and a hat trick (against Udinese). At the Viareggio tournament, 1 goal in 3 games while he got 2 in 4 in the Italian cup against Cagliari and Novara.
He’s right footed striker but can use the left as well as he showed against Udinese, Varese and Cagliari. His goal against Udinese really stands out! H’s a strong header of the ball as well but with Comi by his side, a real menace in the air, that side of his game has yet to shine.
His performances haven’t gone unnoticed by Allegri either. He made his debut in the Champions League against Bate Borisov taking Robinho’s place and became one of the five youngest players to play for Milan in Europe’s top tournament. The others were Primavera team mate Cristante, Bate, Pato and massimiliano Cappellini, brought on by Arrigo Sacchi in Milan-Vitocha on 6 October 1988.
In two weeks time, he’ll be playing in the Final Eight. Who knows, he might give the team another title just like his dad Maurizio.
"When Costacurta and Maldini won they didn't celebrate much. They were thinking about winning the next game" - Alessandro Nesta
