UNDER 18, THE LAW OF AMORE

If Amore scores away from home in the second half, then the Rossoneri Under 18s win 1-0. It is an unwritten law that has been proved so far proved by the facts: Last weekend the striker born in 2003 got his second goal to beat Sassuolo, as he did against Fiorentina a month ago. Two important goals to bring AC Milan to a current total of four league victories and extend their unbeaten streak to three (17 points in the table, four places off the playoffs).

Coach Terni's group are experiencing a good run of form in the league. In the last few matchdays they have picked up the pace, finding the way to goal more easily. Importantly, the team also kept their fourth clean sheet of the season, showing that although the team is still under development, it is compact. The have been many ups and downs this season, many satisfactions and reflections, but now comes the trickiest phase. Parma arrive at Vismara on Sunday in a new test to overcome.

Returning to the recent positive afternoon – Jordan Pio had the following words to say as he and his teammates were leaving Stadio Zanti: “At my age, you can never be satisfied, even if you are decisive for the prestigious Rossoneri colours, you must always be hungry for more success and goals. Being an important player for the team is a source of pride for me, but it’s clear that if I manage to be incisive in front of goal that I owe a lot of it to the great work of my teammates”.

Finally, Amore underlined the great collective spirit: “We have worked hard in recent months coming together as a family, and we are seeing the results. The commitment and availability of everyone has been top-notch, and we’re slowly managing to raise our heads. We will try to do well in all games”. We go on like this, with this desire and determination.

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