PRIMAVERA: RESULTS AND OPPORTUNITIES SIGNAL PROGRESS

Two consecutive wins, seven goals scored, and encouraging signs for the rest of the season. Coach Renna's Primavera side ended October in the best possible way, reaching the Coppa Italia Round of 32 with a 2-1 win over Catanzaro and recording an emphatic 5-0 away victory over Monza. These two important wins followed an inconsistent start to the league campaign and give the Rossoneri confidence ahead of their upcoming games. With 13 points from the opening nine league matches, the team must now find greater consistency, building on the positive performances seen even when its efforts went unrewarded.

Recent games have also highlighted several standout performers in the Rossoneri squad. Domniței and Dotta scored the decisive goals against Catanzaro in the Coppa Italia, while four different players found the net in the big win at Monza. Zaramella followed his goal against Fiorentina with a brace, while Anastasio also scored for the second consecutive game. It was a special day for Grassini and Messaoudi, who both scored their first Primavera goals. These encouraging signs show individual players developing within a squad working to improve together.

That progress goes beyond results and is also reflected in the connection with Milan Futuro. Several Primavera players were called up by Coach Navarro for the trip to Pavonese, with some coming on in the second half. They included Anastasio, who set up Asanji's goal in the 1-1 draw, and Nolli, who also came off the bench. It was a valuable chance to test themselves at a higher level, made possible in part by several Milan Futuro players being called up to the first team. This connection underlines the value of the daily work in the Youth Sector and gives the players new opportunities to continue their development.

Coach Renna echoed that point after the win at Monza, praising his team’s response: “We've performed well in pretty much every game. We were coming off a defeat in which we played good football and deserved a little more.” Discussing the relationship with Milan Futuro, he continued: “Today's game was never going to be easy after the Coppa Italia match, in which we did well to go through despite being without the players who were with Milan Futuro. We're proud of those call-ups because they show what a great job we’re doing. Monza is a tough, well-organized team, and the boys put in an outstanding performance.” His words underline a shared ambition to keep improving, deliver consistent results, and help young Rossoneri players take the next step.

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