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There are not many clubs in world
football that has produced a lot of quality players
FC Barcelona without a doubt has come
up with great squad from their La Masia academy but AC Milan has not done
badly.
Milan has produced some exciting
players and has let them join teams where they now flourish and there is one in
Stephan El Sharaawy.
Massimo Donati
was one of the young midfield sensations when he hit the stage in the early
2000’s as a youngster playing for Milan. Due to the availability and experience
of the likes of Manuel Rui Costa, Clarence Seedorf, Massimo Ambrosini and
Gennaro Ivan Gattuso, Donati could not cement a place in the Milan starting
line-up. El Sharaawy in the early 2010’s faced the same problem due to his age.
Donati’s life has never been better having played for Celtic Football club
among a number of clubs.
Yoann Gourcuff
was featured in Football Manager 2007 and 2008 and was even tagged the new
Zinedine Zidane. Once again AC Milan allowed Gourcuff to leave on loan to
Girondin Bordeaux and with time the deal became permanent. Gourcuff was one of
the finest players around and had a unique way of posing himself for free
kicks. Another Milan talent has gone waste because the club did not structure
things well to see the creativity of such a talented midfielder.
Pierre Emerick Aubameyang
has been tagged as the new face of African strikers. When he moved from Saint
Etienne to Dortmund, many people ranked him next to nothing. But in just a few
years he has turned from an average striker to a world class striker. He has
scored 12 goals in all competitions this season which is bigger than the
strikers of AC Milan combined.
This notwithstanding the fact that
Carlos Bacca and Luis Adriano are churning out great performances for the red
and black outfit and with time could do more. But the two players could have
done more with the support of the flying winger Stephan El Sharaawy.
Aubameyang was a Milan youth product
and once again he is helping grow Borussia Dortmund win games week in week out.
Milan is in limbo and has gone from a World and European champion to a
mid-table team in Serie A whose objectives for the season keeps changing with
various match days.
Many people thought the sales of
Shevchenko, Kaka, Ibrahimovic and Thiago Silva would pave way for the likes of
younger talents like El Sharaawy to develop in the team. Milan have other
plans, sending them off and getting older players whose good days are all gone
as there is no urgency to wear the iconic shirt.
Bryan Cristante
is one of the finest midfielders that the world is going to see in the next two
three years. Milan was on a project of building their youth to take up the
roles that made Milan the best.
Last season Bryan Cristante was shipped
to Benfica to add up to the already brimming talent of Nico Gaitan and to help
Benfica win Laurels. Milan fans were not happy with this decision and they have
been hit with another massive blow.
Stephan El-Sharaawy
was loaned to AS Monaco at the back of a formation where he could not fit. An
outmoded 4-3-1-2 position which saw the likes of Clarence Seedorf play as the
attacking midfielder behind Ronaldo and Vieri at Internazionale Milano in the
late 90’s. El Sharaawy fared well in the 4-3-3 position under Coach
Massimiliano Allegri in the 2012/13 campaign.
NEWSPAPERS
SPECULATING PERMANENT AS MONACO STAY FOR EL SHARAAWY
Reports coming out from tuttosport
suggest that El Sharaawy’s deal is going to be made permanent so that he can
continue to successfully help Monaco win games. Meanwhile Milan continues to
struggle immensely and their fans cannot watch games but continue to find a
meaning to the teams transfer policy.
Milan should have been lining up with
the likes of El Sharaawy, Cristante, Aubameyang, Gourcuff and the addition of
world class players like Carlos Bacca and Luis Adriano would have added
invaluable support.
Now the big question and fear many
Milanistas ask themselves is if the future of the team which was El Sharaawy
has been made to complete a deal with AS Monaco, then how long are they going
to hold onto the best under 20 player in the world being Hachim Mastour?
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