Neither big transfer moves nor famous names, the most beautiful surprise at the start of Milan’s season bears the name Alphadjo Cisse. The 2006‑born trequartista from Treviso has won everyone over with brilliant performances, collecting three appearances, including two as a starter, and scoring two heavy goals against Torino and Juventus. A truly devastating impact that has made Amorim and the whole Rossonero crowd fall in love. Ahead of the big clash with Lazio, where the nineteen‑year‑old is heading for another start, the microphones of TMW Radio had the opportunity to interview exclusively Mattia GraziatiM, one of his first coaches from the Indomita 21 era.

Milan, Garziati on Cisse: "He has always been..."

Seeing a former pupil step onto Serie A pitches and decide matches like Juventus‑Milan is every coach’s dream. The goal scored against the Bianconeri represents the consecration of a path that, for those who know the player up close, is certainly not a matter of chance:

In the technical bag and playing style of the trequartista, a South American matrix can be seen, made of dribbles, speed and unpredictability in tight spaces. A link with the Brazilian school that is not only a tactical matter, but roots itself in the boy’s passion for the great number 10:

Beyond the field and the comparisons, the bond with the person who first spotted the youngster’s talent remains very strong. The interview therefore closes with a affectionate wish for a career at the highest level, accompanied by irony linked to the historic rivalry between Milan and Inter.