The Italian club Milan is gearing up for the summer transfer window, with plans to strengthen their new Under-23 squad, known as ‘Milan Futuro’. According to reports, three players have been identified as potential additions to the squad.
The Rossoneri recently announced the registration of the U23 squad, which will compete in Serie C next season alongside other top clubs. RedBird advisor Zlatan Ibrahimovic highlighted the importance of having an U23 squad when discussing the club’s project and future plans. Milan Futuro aims to replicate the success of clubs like Juventus Next Gen and Atalanta Under-23.
Milan has already identified several targets for their new team. Among them is 27-year-old Giana Erminio forward Mbarick Fall, who brings experience and reliability up front. Fall has previously played for Milan’s first team and could be a valuable asset to the new squad.
Another player on Milan’s wish list is 19-year-old Dijon winger Cyriaque Irie, who has impressed in France. Irie is known for his speed and skill on the wing and could provide a dynamic presence in Milan Futuro’s attack.
Finally, Milan is considering 24-year-old Pescara goalkeeper Alessandro Plizzari, who initially developed in the Rossoneri youth system. Plizzari could bring some familiarity to the squad and provide solid goalkeeping options for next season. He will join established players like Francesco Camarda and Kevin Zeroli in the new Milan Futuro team.
