Kevin Zeroli’s season with Juve Stabia ends without promotion after a play-off defeat to Monza. The decisive goal was scored by Patrick Cutrone. Zeroli’s year is split between two loan spells away from AC Milan. His first period at Monza began with several starts, including against Inter, but physical issues and Monza’s relegation situation limited his progress. He was then loaned to Juve Stabia, where he missed 12 matches due to injuries but contributed a game-winning overhead kick. His goal remains a permanent return to AC Milan’s first team, with coach Massimiliano Allegri evaluating him. AC Milan is likely to loan him out again to continue his development while retaining contractual control.
"Unfortunately, Kevin Zeroli's season will not end with a promotion. He will return to AC Milan, who have a plan for his future. As Calciomercato.com report, the dream of promotion to Serie A is over for Zeroli, Ignazio Abate and Juve Stabia after they were beaten by Monza in the play-offs last night. Patrick Cutrone got the decisive goal on a red-and-black tinged night."
"For Zeroli, it is a year that should literally be split in two. The former Milan Futuro captain enjoyed his first real experience away from the Rossoneri since January 2025, when the club sent him on loan to Monza. The first part of his adventure in Brianza began with a few starts, including one against Inter, before some physical issues and Monza's already assured relegation to Serie B slowed his rise. Nonetheless, he was loaned back there for 2025-26."
"The plan was clear: a year to gain experience in a team battling for promotion, before returning to the Rossoneri, more mature and ready. However in the first half of the season, he made only two starts, and a decision to move elsewhere was made. The Busto Arsizio native received the opportunity to join Juve Stabia and reunite with his mentor, Ignazio Abate. He had more physical issues resulting in 12 missed matches, but scored a game-winning overhead kick to send his side through."
"With the season over, what will Zeroli's future be? His goal was and remains a permanent return to the first team squad at Milan. He will undoubtedly be evaluated by coach Massimiliano Allegri (if he remains in charge). His abilities could certainly be useful in adding depth to the squad, but in all likelihood the club will evaluate and work towards loaning him out again, allowing him to grow further. Another year on loan - while maintaining control of his contract - looks the most likely course of action."
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