Italy’s 17-year-old striker has attracted the attention of many giants, but he was given up early in AC Milan.

Born in 2006, Caprini, a young Italian striker, has performed well in various competitions this season and has scored nearly 20 goals so far. His rich potential and excellent finishing ability have attracted the attention of many European giants such as Juventus, Atlanta, Paris Saint-Germain and Barcelona, and he intends to throw an olive branch to them this summer.

Caprini, who is currently playing for the Fiorentina Youth Team, joined the youth training system of AC Milan in 2015. Unfortunately, it was not long before the attacker with Italian, French and Guinean ancestry was considered unable to gain a stable foothold in the team, and was officially abandoned by the Rossoneri in 2017.

However, the player didn’t give up his efforts. Later, he moved to Novara, Entella and other teams to prove his strength. Last summer, he was able to join the well-qualified Fiorentina youth team, becoming the top scorer in the U17 youth team, and once again realized his football dream. With his excellent performance, he has also been called up by the Italian youth team, and his development prospects are promising.

Perhaps AC Milan will feel a little regret after seeing the development of Caprini. However, at that time, the Rossoneri were in the most turbulent time of the team, not only the record of the first team was erratic, but also the club did not have much energy to invest in the training and construction of the youth echelon. With the entry of Elliott Group and Hong Niao Capital, they have paid more attention to finding outstanding young players, and many outstanding young talents have emerged in the past few years.

Colombaud and Nasti are the best young shooters trained by AC Milan at present. The former is being loaned out to Maleche, which is promoted to Serie B, for exercise, while the latter has officially entered the stage of the adult team in Serie B team cosenza this season, both of which have played well. The younger Kalmada is also growing steadily, and they are expected to wear the first-team shirts of the Rossoneri in the future and go into battle at the San Siro Stadium.