AC Milan's youth setup has caught the eye of Serie A rivals Udinese, with three talented youngsters reportedly on their radar. Francesco Camarda, Christian Comotto, and Kevin Zeroli have all been earmarked by Udinese, but Milan are unwilling to part with the first two. The Rossoneri have made it clear that Camarda and Comotto are incedibili, or non-transferable.

Zeroli, however, may be available for a move. The 2005-born midfielder is said to have sparked interest from Udinese, and there could be a possible opening for a transfer. Milan have already made significant investments in the summer transfer window, bringing in Goncalo Ramos and Mario Gila in deals worth around 100 million euros.

Ruben Amorim has taken the trio to training with the first team, where they will be evaluated for next season. Udinese's interest in the players highlights the quality of Milan's youth academy and the potential for these young stars to make an impact in the senior team.

The Rossoneri are expected to be busy in the transfer market, with possible departures and arrivals on the horizon.