Davide Bartesaghi proved to be Milan's point of reference in the victory against Udinese, confirming his ability to compete at a high level despite his 18 years of age. The performance, which led the Rossoneri team to a positive result at home, was praised by Ruben Amorim, who expressed his desire to give Bartesaghi even more space on the pitch. The striker, born on 29 December 2005, has shown a strong physical presence and a game that is not limited to being noticed, but which concretely contributes to the team.
The coach underlined that Bartesaghi is already ready for Milan's present, distinguishing him from other young talents in the development phase. The player has shown that he can handle pressure without taking a break, thanks to a role that allows him to showcase his skills without being constantly in the spotlight. The club's trust was rewarded with a series of good performances which consolidated its position within the group.
On the contrary, Francesco Camarda, born on March 10, 2008, has undergone a more uncertain path. Despite initial expectations, the young striker was not sent out on loan during the summer, partly due to decisions by manager Gerry Cardinale. Amorim expressed doubts about its use, highlighting that Camarda is not yet ready for an established role. The player has spent the last two years between Milan Futuro, the Primavera and the first team, without finding the stability necessary to grow adequately.
The manager underlined the importance of not wasting youngsters' time, highlighting that carefully managing their development is crucial to the club's long-term success. With the season still ongoing, Milan will continue to carefully monitor the growth of both youngsters, seeking to balance immediate needs with building a solid future.