AC Milan's Futuro project continues to strengthen with the addition of Edoardo Zanaga, a talented young player acquired from Empoli. Zanaga, born on March 13, 2008, in Asti, Italy, is a versatile player who can play as a second striker or attacking midfielder. He has a strong physical presence, standing at 1.84 meters tall, and is known for his ability to protect the ball and move intelligently on the field.

Zanaga's signing is part of Milan's broader strategy to invest in their youth sector and create a constant supply of talented players ready to make the jump to the professional team. The club has already seen success with players like Alex Jimenez and Davide Bartesaghi, who have come through the academy.

The details of Zanaga's contract have been revealed, with the player set to join Milan Futuro on a deal until 2029, with an option for 2030. The club's management, led by Gerry Cardinale and Ruben Amorim, are excited about the prospect of working with this young talent.

Zanaga's addition to the team will work with new coach Sergio Navarro Barquero, who has taken over from Massimo Oddo. The club's aim is to continue developing and nurturing young players like Zanaga.