AC Milan have confirmed the signing of Spyridon Petros Zormpas from Olympiacos, who will join the Milan Futuro project. While the hiring of Ruben Amorim has dominated the headlines, the club also chose to change the Futuro coach, with Massimo Oddo expressing a desire to move on. Sergio Navarro has arrived to replace him, and there is indeed a lot of work to do this summer ahead of another season in Serie D. The 16-year-old centre-back has already stood tall at 190cm and has appeared a couple of times for the Greece U16 national team.

AC Milan's decision to bring in Zormpas is a clear indication of the club's commitment to young talent development. The Greek defender, born in 2010, arrives from Olympiacos Piraeus, and has now committed his future to the Rossoneri. As a reminder, Milan are also pursuing a deal for Zormpas' compatriot Konstantinos Karetsas, even if it will be difficult at this stage to overcome the competition from Borussia Dortmund.

AC Milan's work in the transfer market this summer is a crucial part of their preparations for the upcoming season. With the signing of Zormpas, the club is investing in the future of the Milan Futuro project, which is dedicated to the growth and development of young talents. The 190cm tall centre-back is an exciting addition to the team, and fans will be eager to see how he performs in the future.

In related news, Milan are also exploring a deal for Konstantinos Karetsas, a Greek defender who has been attracting attention from several top clubs. However, the competition from Borussia Dortmund is expected to be fierce, and it remains to be seen if Milan can secure the signing. For now, the focus is on the integration of Spyridon Petros Zormpas into the Milan Futuro project.