How often do you think Paloschi should play next season?

In 2008, Paloschi, only a teenager, scored 18 seconds in to his debut with AC Milan in Serie A after coming on as a sub for Serginho—a record for a Serie A player.

While performing well in his limited appearances, Ronaldinho's arrival meant limited possibilities for the Italian. He went into a co-ownership, which saw half his contract sent to Parma, where he stayed from the beginning of the 2008-09 season through the first half of last season.

In January, his Parma half of the co-ownership was sent to Genoa in a deal which saw Raffaele Pallodino heading to Parma from Genoa.

Now, Milan sees it fit to bring Paloschi back entirely.

The 21-year-old had 18 goals since leaving Milan, which has earned him a spot on the Italian national team for the European Under-21 Championships and the attention of his parent club, which is looking to add to the attack.

Polls aren't public so I'll state my options:

Used as a sub when Cassano and Robinho are unavailable to be subbed on.

Start cup games.

When we need a goal in under 20 seconds.

Whilst Paloschi is a potential heir to Inzaghi he won't be able to immediately fill his shoes by any means, however he is a useful striker to have around. One of the major sticking points will be his ability to participate in our build-up. Since being injured and struggling for time near the end of his Parma career to his half-season with Genoa he hasn't been encouraged to develop his hold-up play signficantly or to take on players as he might have when given a run of games at Parma. Inzaghi is often criticised as being without technique, however he knows how to put the ball to advantage with his first touch, can run with the ball at his feet and Paloschi has a lot of catching up to do to refine once more this part of his game. However despite the fact he's been in our minds for a long time he's young and just needs confidence.

Thus whilst he is last in our pecking order he deserves to play a big part in the Coppa Italia, will surely get time either from the beginning or as a sub when injuries and a heavy schedule kick in and naturally will produce within twenty seconds when we least expect it.

he should be loaned because milan have too many strikers right now :?:

Should play for the last 20 seconds of each game

cositomilan wrote:he should be loaned because milan have too many strikers right now :?:

The only true CENTRE FORWARDS we got are Pato, Ibra and Pippo. Remember what happened when Ibra was suspended and Pato and Inzaghi were injured. Allegri wants to avoid that and this most probably Super Pippo's last season, and he himself earmarked Paloschi as his heir, and Ibra is almost 30+. It was a good move getting him back.

He will change Inzaghi as a 5th choice striker

Paloschi should play the cup. and be sub in when needed

I think Paloschi should be given the chance to finally show what he is made off.

The picking order will be Ibra-Pato, Robinho, Cassano, Inzaghi, Paloschi

**unless Cassano can lose some weight and play as a TQ

depends on how good he is

We've brought Paloschi because Inzaghi and Pato are injury prone, and Ibrahimovic sometimes gets in trouble with referees .... I remember us playing Robinho-Cassano up front... when Pato and Ibra were out...

Paloschi gives us a more clinical option up front.

He should be on loan, he won't get enough playing time in Milan...

We'll need him if anyone gets injured I'd prefer to keep him. If we loan him out it would be a bad move on our part

sciacca wrote:He should be on loan, he won't get enough playing time in Milan...

No. He'll get enough playing time. It's called squad rotation. Of course most teams in Italy don't do it.

Milantildeath wrote:The picking order will be Ibra-Pato, Robinho, Cassano, Inzaghi, Paloschi

**unless Cassano can lose some weight and play as a TQ

Where is El Shaarawy?

He should play often.
He will do good

He should be a starter for Cup (not CL) games, and be a major sub in the league. One CL game wouldn't hurt either (if we already qualified).