The new face of Milan under Rúben Amorim has a precise name and surname: Alphadjo Cisse. The young Italian attacking midfielder, born in 2006, has become in a few weeks one of the absolute protagonists of the new red-and-black season in Serie A. With two gems scored away from San Siro, first on Torino's field and then at the Allianz Stadium against Juventus, the talent raised at Hellas Verona and established at Catanzaro is living a true waking dream, positioning himself as a future pillar of the club.

Cisse keeps his feet on the ground: family push and CAA Base

The week following the splendid goal scored at Torino against the bianconeri was lived by the 2006 born with maximum concentration. An uncommon maturity for a nineteen year old, aware that under the Portuguese coach the place in the team is earned only by giving his all during the weekly trainings at Milanello.

The record with Milan and the hierarchy towards Lazio

Amorim himself, speaking in the post match interview, advocated extreme caution to protect his jewel, emphasizing how modern football tends to exalt young players too quickly and reaffirming that Cisse still has huge margins for improvement. Now the player's focus is on Saturday afternoon's clash at the Olimpico against Lazio, where he hopes to earn a starting shirt.

Transfer background: the loan in the summer has been ruled out.