CISSE IS THE MVP FROM JUVENTUS v AC MILAN
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On in the 60th minute, on the scoresheet in the 68th. Alphadjo Cisse made an immediate impact in Juventus v AC Milan, scoring the goal that took the Rossoneri to within touching distance of all three points. The 2006-born forward, left out of the starting XI for the first time this season, continues to show steady progress after an intense summer of work at Milanello and on tour, followed by a promising start to the league campaign.
Alpha has looked completely at home in his first Serie A appearances. He has shown himself to be ready, mature and capable of making a difference, even off the bench and with limited minutes. His goal was every bit as difficult and eye-catching as the one he scored on his debut against Torino: two quick touches with his right foot to create the space, followed by an unstoppable finish into the corner.
At 19 years and 319 days old, Alphadjo Cisse became the youngest AC Milan player to score in each of his first two Serie A away appearances in the three-points-for-a-win era (since 1994/95). Before him, the last players to score away against both Torino and Juventus in the same Serie A season were Brahim Díaz and Ante Rebić in 2020/21. His numbers also include 4 completed passes, 1 dribble and 1 duel won.
And deservedly so, he is the MVP of Juventus v AC Milan with 54% of the vote, finishing ahead of another standout performer at the Stadium, De Winter. The ever-reliable Modrić completes the podium. Keep it up, Alpha!
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