AC Milan's new era under Rúben Amorim is set to begin, with the Portuguese coach evaluating the club's young talents. Francesco Camarda, Christian Comotto, and Kevin Zeroli will join the team's summer training, where they will be assessed by Amorim. Their performances will determine their future with the club, with a possibility of staying in the first team.

The young players will have to impress Amorim with their skills and adapt to his tactical demands. Camarda and Comotto, both 16, have had successful loan spells at Lecce and Spezia, respectively. Zeroli, another young talent, will also be looking to make a strong impression.

The club's management, led by Gerry Cardinale, has emphasized the importance of protecting the team's young assets. Following the departure of Mattia Liberali, Cardinale has stated that the club will no longer let top young players leave for free. The club will focus on developing and retaining its young talent.

The summer training will be a crucial opportunity for the young players to showcase their abilities and secure a spot in the first team.