"The first stage, under the aegis of the Milan Foundation, saw the presence of four special 'helpers' - Mike Maignan, Ruben Loftus-Cheek, Monica Renzotti and Nadin Sorelli. They collected toys for the Children's Hospitals of Milan, the result of donations made during the Christmas period by players to the Puma House of Football - Centro P. Vismara and the Milan Futuro team."
"The second stage, packed with adrenaline and fun, involved all the teams competing on a record-breaking foosball table, complete with 11 cues. On one side, Leão and Kyvag's team, on the other, Modrić and Park's. In the third stage, the young Rossoneri players were able to enter the Milan dressing room, where they were presented with scarves, before experiencing the excitement of the San Siro tunnel, where all the players from the men's and women's first teams were waiting for them with high fives."
"After a welcome address from CEO Giorgio Furlani, the Head of the Men's Youth Sector Vincenzo Vergine, the Head of Milan Futuro Jovan Kirovski, and the Head of the Women's Youth Sector Gianfranco Parma spoke. They emphasised the formative, educational, and identity-building value of the Rossoneri youth program, as well as the Milan Futuro Project, whose primary objective is the development of young talent."
AC Milan's Youth Sector Christmas Party united men's, women's, and youth teams at San Siro to meet and celebrate. Young players followed a multi-stage journey with stadium surprises. The first stage, run with the Milan Foundation, featured Mike Maignan, Ruben Loftus-Cheek, Monica Renzotti and Nadin Sorelli collecting toys for Milan children's hospitals from donations to Puma House of Football and Milan Futuro. Teams competed on a record-breaking foosball table with 11 cues, visited the Milan dressing room to receive scarves, and ran through the San Siro tunnel to high fives from first-team players. Club officials highlighted the formative, educational and identity-building value of the youth program and Milan Futuro's focus on developing talent.
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