AC Milan's new coach, Rúben Amorim, is set to start his tenure with a focus on securing the club's young talents. Amorim has suggested to the club that they should renew the contracts of Francesco Camarda and Christian Comotto, both 2008-born players who have come through the club's youth academy. This move is part of the club's strategy to develop and value its young players.

Amorim's approach to the transfer market has already yielded results, with the arrival of Gonçalo Ramos and the impending signing of Mario Gila from Lazio. The coach's emphasis on youth development is seen as a positive step for the club's future. Camarda and Comotto are expected to play important roles in the team's development in the coming seasons.

The club's decision to secure the contracts of these young players has been welcomed by fans, who see it as a sign of the club's commitment to nurturing its own talent. With Amorim at the helm, Milan are looking to build a strong and competitive team for the future.

The strategy to develop young players like Camarda and Comotto is part of a larger plan to create a sustainable and successful team. By investing in its youth academy and giving young players a chance to shine, Milan are hoping to achieve long-term success.