"After playing their last game of the regular season last weekend, winning 10-1 (!), Massimo Oddo's men are now preparing for the promotion play-offs, starting with a game against Chievo. It's a path that likely won'y lead to promotion, but it will be very useful experience."
"The first is Mattia Cappelletti, who you might as well call the king of assists: two goals and seven assists in 33 appearances. The right-back displayed impressive technique and above all phyqieu, running up and down the flank with a strong personality."
"Then, further up the pitch, Emanuele Sala showed excellent growth in his central midfield position. One of his mains strenghts is that he's useful in both phases, providing nice passes and plays that few see, while also getting stuck in when needed at the back."
"If Luka Modric is the player who runs everything in Milan's build-up, then Ossola is the same but for the attack, really putting his creativity and smart movement to use."
Milan Futuro finished the regular season with a 10-1 win and now prepares for promotion play-offs beginning against Chievo. Direct promotion to Serie C was not achieved, but the season offered clear positives and development opportunities. Six players stood out for consistent improvement in Serie D. Mattia Cappelletti contributed two goals and seven assists in 33 appearances, showing strong technique and energetic fullback play. Emanuele Sala grew as a central midfielder, helping in both defensive and offensive phases with effective passing and timely defensive involvement. Lorenzo Ossola impressed with unpredictable decisions, creativity, and smart movement, while also alternating between Futuro and Primavera. Luka Modric was used as a comparison for build-up control, with Ossola likened to an attacking version. Lorenzo Torriani earned many appearances, and Jacopo Sardo, signed in January from Monza, quickly offered attacking support.
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