Milan Junior Camp News

I was hoping Calvano might get a couple of minutes against arsenal if things went according to plans, but it seems unlikely now that he will get a chance to make a debut

Also its been a long time since De Sciglio has made an appearance for Milan since his debut..

Milan: Narduzzo; Rondanini, Desole, Guzzo, Bertoni; Baldan, Hottor, Innocenti; Seedorf; Speziale, Comi. Coach: Aldo Dolcetti.

MILAN – At the Vismara sports centre today, Milan beat Bologna 3-2 in round 21 of the Primavera championship. The visitors tok the lead on 59’ through Draghetti from the penalty spot. On 60’ Speziale equalised for the home side. On 68’ Comi made it 2-1 and then 3-1 on 77’. Pescatore shortened the gap on 84’ to make the final score 3-2 in favor of Dolcetti’s side.

Clarence Seedorf played almost an hour as he continues his comeback from injury.

Milan's goals:

Four young Rossoneri have been called up for the Italian Under 17 side which will gather from 14 - 21 March at Coverciano.

Coach Daniele Zoratto has called up four young Rossoneri for the second phase of preparations for the European Championships 2012. They are:

Lorenzo Apicella, Bryan Cristante, Luca Iotti and Mario Piccinocchi.
At the end of the week at Coverciano, the list of players who will travel to France will be reduced to 18. Italy have been drawn against France, Sweden and Switzerland.

Here’s the calender for the Under 17 matches:
Day One - France vs Italy, "Guy Boniface" Stadium in Mont-de-Marsan (France), Saturday 24 March 2012 - at 15:00;
Day Two - Italy vs Sweden, "L'Argenté" stadium in Mont-de-Marsan (France), Monday 26 March 2012 - at 15:00;
Day Three - Switzerland vs Italy, "André Darriguade" stadium in Dax (France), Thursday 29 March 2012 – at 18:00.

Sorry to upload footage of a defeat, particularly to Inter, however I just found the video of the recent Primavera derby, which at least allows us to watch some more of our youngsters.



Also if anyone else is confused by the soundtrack chosen for this video, you're not alone.

dostoevsky wrote:Sorry to upload footage of a defeat, particularly to Inter, however I just found the video of the recent Primavera derby, which at least allows us to watch some more of our youngsters.



Also if anyone else is confused by the soundtrack chosen for this video, you're not alone.

wtf

Ibra should have pretended to be injured during his ban so he could play in that match and just s**t on all those kids

By the way, that beat is funky

Daniel Maldini scored last weekend for our Year of 2001 Side in a 5-5 draw with Centro Schiaffino.

MILAN – A big win for the Primavera away to Verona. Aldo Dolcetti’s team won 6-1 after the hosts took the lead through Andreis on 15’. Speziale eqialised for the Rossoneri on 29’ and Comi made it 2-1 on 34’. Milan got another two goals before half time, both counter attacks: Umunegbu on 40’ and Comi again on 43’. Innocenti won and scored a penalty on 54’ and the last goal came from team captain Bertoni on 77’.

The two teams lined out as follows:


HELLAS VERONA: Da Vià, Gelain (71' Saggioro), Nyamekeh (45' Piccoli), Andreis, Fornasier, Dal Compare, Dimitrio, Badu, Spagnoli, Alba, Formigoni (45' Bertasi).
Subs: Hu, Negri, Bennati, Morra. Coach. Bonazzi.

MILAN: Piscitelli, De Sciglio, De Sole, Baldan, Bertoni, Ely, Calvano (65' Roggia), Innocenti, Comi (45' Prosenik), Umunegbu (69' Umunegbu), Speziale.
Subs: Narduzzo, Rondanini, Speranza, Pinato.

Comi is a boss.

A bit of catch-up to do in this thread, sorry for neglecting it over the past week.

Primavera
MILAN – ATALANTA 2-1
Scorers: 5’st Comi (M), 7’st Carmona (M), 32’st Palma (A).

Milan: Narduzzo; Innocenti, Baldan, Ely, Desole; Bertoni, Hottor, Calvano; Carmona (28’st Umunegbu), Speziale (20’st Prosenik), Comi.
Subs.: Brunelli, Rondanini, Speranza, Cristante, Roggia.
Coach. Dolcetti

Atalanta: Frackowiak, Tantardini, Giovanelli, Tonon, Caldara, Esposito, Chessa, Agazzi (8’st Conti), Cais (20’st Grandi), Villanova (16’st Palma), Minotti.
Subs.: Barbugian, Redolfi, Ponti, Grassi.
Coach: Gallo

The Allievi Nazionali side, comprised mostly of the Year of '95 has been excelling recently, going to the top of their table, their closest rivals being Inter and Chievo, and being invited to take part in the Aegon Future Cup in Amsterdam.

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Omar Danesi’s Allievi Nazionali side have been invited by Ajax to participate in the Aegon Future Cup which takes place from 7 – 9 April in Amsterdam. Besides the host and the Rossoneri, Barcelona, Bayern Munich, Manchester United and Besiktas will also take part.

Milan have been put in group B with Barcelona, Bayern, and Ajax Cape Tow, a South African club that will be Milan’s first opponents on Saturday at 13.00. On Sunday, the team will play twice Barca at 11.30 and at 14.30 they’ll be up against the German side with the semi finals and the final being played on Monday.

“It’ll definitely be a good experience – said Danesi – which will allow us to measure ourselves against the best in the world. It’s also an opportunity for the kids to enrich themselves culturally and from a personal point of view.”
The even will be transmitted on Eurosport in 59 countries. Milan-Bayern will be shown live on Eurosport 2 (channel 212 on Sky) on Sunday at 14.30.

A.C. Milan wishes to communicate that Adrià Carmona has extended his contract with the club to 30 June 2014.

Quite happy to hear of this.

An interview with the coach of our Allievi Nazionali side, Omar Danesi from the Official Website.
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After yesterday’s win over Bologna, Milan’s Allievi Nazionali will take part in the prestigious Aegon Future Cup at the Ajax Academy in Amsterdam where they’ll be up against among others, the hosts, Barcelona and Manchester United. Coach Danesi speaks:

A big win yesterday against Bologna, is that right?

“It was a huge win because it puts us back on top of the table. It was a tough game and I saw the right mentality from my players who fought hard and performed technically very well.”

Does this cancel out the disappointment of the Arco di Trento tournament?

“A bit yes. We had a bit of a dip in our results at that time. We’re calmer now at a physiological level and fresh from yesterday’s win we’re getting ready for our international commitments in Amsterdam.”

The Aegon Future Cup. How will your team go into the competition?

“We’ll go to Amsterdam with the aim of showing our qualities and our character and most of all to show that we’re the reigning Italian champions. This competition can be good for the group and you know what else?”

Please.

“We’ll be up against teams like Barcelona and Manchester United but we’ll play our game with all of them and I want to reduce to an absolute minimum the possibility of making a bad impression. We respect our adversaries but they have to respect us too.”

What are you expecting from these three days?

“It’ll be an educational experience for both the players and me. We’ll be up against teams that are not comparable to the teams here in Italy. Personally, I’ll be looking at how things work in the youth sector abroad, if they only play for results or if they’re interested in the player as a person as well, or if they do both."

Lastly, how has the group grown since the start of the season?

“A lot. I’m proud of the players’ growth both mentally and technically. I’m lucky to be coaching a group like this. They’re starting to realize how good they can be. Not that we’re unbeatable but the kids are maturing well and they’re getting that winning mentality that is needed for individually and as a team.”

dostoevsky wrote:A.C. Milan wishes to communicate that Adrià Cramona has extended his contract with the club to 30 June 2014.

Quite happy to hear of this.

Never heard of him.

dostoevsky wrote:An interview with the coach of our Allievi Nazionali side, Omar Danesi from the Official Website.
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After yesterday’s win over Bologna, Milan’s Allievi Nazionali will take part in the prestigious Aegon Future Cup at the Ajax Academy in Amsterdam where they’ll be up against among others, the hosts, Barcelona and Manchester United. Coach Danesi speaks:

A big win yesterday against Bologna, is that right?

“It was a huge win because it puts us back on top of the table. It was a tough game and I saw the right mentality from my players who fought hard and performed technically very well.”

Does this cancel out the disappointment of the Arco di Trento tournament?

“A bit yes. We had a bit of a dip in our results at that time. We’re calmer now at a physiological level and fresh from yesterday’s win we’re getting ready for our international commitments in Amsterdam.”

The Aegon Future Cup. How will your team go into the competition?

“We’ll go to Amsterdam with the aim of showing our qualities and our character and most of all to show that we’re the reigning Italian champions. This competition can be good for the group and you know what else?”

Please.

“We’ll be up against teams like Barcelona and Manchester United but we’ll play our game with all of them and I want to reduce to an absolute minimum the possibility of making a bad impression. We respect our adversaries but they have to respect us too.”

What are you expecting from these three days?

“It’ll be an educational experience for both the players and me. We’ll be up against teams that are not comparable to the teams here in Italy. Personally, I’ll be looking at how things work in the youth sector abroad, if they only play for results or if they’re interested in the player as a person as well, or if they do both."

Lastly, how has the group grown since the start of the season?

“A lot. I’m proud of the players’ growth both mentally and technically. I’m lucky to be coaching a group like this. They’re starting to realize how good they can be. Not that we’re unbeatable but the kids are maturing well and they’re getting that winning mentality that is needed for individually and as a team.”

Sounds like he's a good coach and that we have a good crop of players coming up for the next 5-10 years. Now, if only we could integrate them into the team and maintain our very high standards at the same time. Playing against teams like Ajax and Barca is great because those clubs are really the pinnacle of youth management.

Carmona is one of the Primavera players that Allegri regularly allows to train with the squad, alongside De Sciglio and Valoti. I saw him play when our Primavera side took on Cagliari's Primavera, he was at the heart of every attack, loves to take players on and works hard. We acquired him from Barcelona last summer.

dostoevsky wrote:Carmona is one of the Primavera players that Allegri regularly allows to train with the squad, alongside De Sciglio and Valoti. I saw him play when our Primavera side took on Cagliari's Primavera, he was at the heart of every attack, loves to take players on and works hard. We acquired him from Barcelona last summer.

Sorry, your typo made me think there was a different player called Cramona. Carmona's re-signing is definitely great news.

Sorry, I'll edit that. I just copied the announcement from the official site, I had assumed they would be able to spell his name correctly.

The Pulcini 2002 side has won the Iscar cup beating hosts Barcelona 4-2 in the final. Colombo got all four and ended top scorer in the competition with 10 goals. Milan go to the final knocking out real Madrid, Atletico Bilbao and Atletico Madrid. Congratulations kids!
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Put La Liga's giants to the sword.

Milan's Primavera side were held today at the Vismara sports centre against Chievo.

MILAN – It ended 1-1 between Milan and Chievo’s Primavera sides at the Vismara sports centre today. Comi scored from the penalty spot on 27’ and Kirilov answered for the visitors on 50’. Both teams now have 46 points but the Rossoneri have a game in hand. Cesena-Milan is next and will be played on 11 April.

dostoevsky wrote:The Pulcini 2002 side has won the Iscar cup beating hosts Barcelona 4-2 in the final. Colombo got all four and ended top scorer in the competition with 10 goals. Milan go to the final knocking out real Madrid, Atletico Bilbao and Atletico Madrid. Congratulations kids!
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Put La Liga's giants to the sword.

Colombo
La Liga youth

Our youth's 1-1 draw with Chievo, with Comi scoring.

Mattia De Sciglio is among the 22 players called up by Di Biagio for the friendly against Denmark on Tuesday 18 April.
22 players have been called for the Under 20 friendly against Denmark and young Rossoneri Mattia De Sciglio is one of them. The defender made his debut in both the Champions League and Serie A this season against Viktoria Plzen and Chievo respectively.

Here is the full squad:
Keepers: Iacobucci (Fussballclub Sudtirol), Perin (Padova);
Defenders: Benedetti (Gubbio), Camporese (Fiorentina), De Sciglio (Milan), Favalli (Cremonese), Frascatore (Benevento), Sampirisi (Genoa), Sini (Livorno), Suagher (Tritium Calcio);
Midfielders: Ardizzone (Reggiana), Bianchi (Empoli), Capece (Virtus Lanciano), De Vitis (Modena), Fossati (Latina), Viviani (Roma);
Forwards: De Luca (Varese), Falco (Pavia), Fischnaller (Fussballclub Sudtirol), Longo (Inter), Pompilio (Foggia), Trotta (Fulham).

The Rossoneri draw in Cesena ahead of Saturday's match against Varese.
MILANO – The Rossoneri without Comi and Carmona, suspended and injured respectively, drew 2-2 in Cesena. Ganz gave his team the lead twice only for Vesi to equalize in the first half and Lolli to make it 2-2 in the second half.

Saturday’s match against Varese at the Vismara sports centre is now vital to get through to the Final Eight. Milan are currently second in their group with Varese on equal points and only the top two will qualify automatically.

AC Milan 2 - Varese 0

Dolcetti’s players win a vital match 2-0 against Varese with goals from Ganz and Valoti. They only need a point next Saturday against Cittadella to go straight through to the Final Eight.
A big win for Dolcetti’s Primavera side this afternoon despite having to play ¾’s of the match with only 10 men after Rodrigo Ely was sent off after 25 minutes. On 28’, Innocenti’s cross from the right found Ganz whose turn and shot gave the keeper no chance. On 39’, Valoti made it two with a free kick scoring his first goal of the season.
Comi also found the back of the net in the second half but the ref disallowed the goal for what he saw a push from the Rossoneri striker on the defender. The Rossoneri are now through to the Final Eight play offs and only need a point from next weekend’s match against Cittadella to earn automatic qualification.

Ely and Valoti have both been called up for the U-19 national team.

We put Cittadella to the sword this weekend as well.

CITTADELLA – MILAN 0-5

Scorers: 21’ Comi, 38’ Ganz, 44’ pen. Comi, 10’sh Innocenti, 37’sh pen. De Sciglio.

Milan: Piscitelli (30’sh Brunelli); De Sciglio, Baldan, Ferreira, Desole; Bertoni (21’sh Hottor), Innocenti, Valoti; Carmona, Ganz (24’sh Roggia), Comi.
Subs: Lucarini, Kabamba, Cristante, Lora.
Coach: Dolcetti

Cittadella: Maggiotto, Zanvettori, Piaggio (25’sh Rizzon), Scalco, Borsato, Bincoletto, Giubilato (16’sh Dotto), Schievene, Fella, Baggio, Dallavalle (19’sh Pasha).
Subs: Berti, Fabris, Schettino, Conte.
Coach: Lanza

Nice to see that Roggia actually exists. I'm so glad we spent our January transfer window ensuring that we had a back-up for our Primavera strike force.

Highlights:


Edit: 4th goal is hilarious.

We should really give Ganz some playing time with the first team, acoording to what I have seen, he always tends to perform.