'I spoke with Camarda' - Zeroli reveals he called Milan teammates after Italy call-up

"The Italy Under-21 squad has a very AC Milan feel to it, with three of the club's youngsters representing the Azzurrini. Francesco Camarda and Davide Bartesaghi are regulars in the U21 squad at this point, and both will hope to reach the senior team soon. Camarda's situation may require more patience; however, Bartesaghi's performances have been solid. Both, in the future, will have places among the senior names in the squad,"

"Milan will hope their path to the Azzurri coincides with their path into stardom with the Rossoneri. However, they are not the only youngsters with potential. Rossoneri love Although he is in Serie B, Kevin Zeroli is still a player to watch, and the young midfielder was in the first-team picture with the Diavolo previously. Despite playing in the second flight, this week he received a call-up to the Under-21 squad, where he could make his debut,"

"It was a last-minute call, but I'm trying to be ready. We're fitting in very well with an already solid group, where there's enthusiasm to do well. I spoke with Camarda and Bartesaghi, who I played with at AC Milan, before coming here. The coach welcomed us with enthusiasm, and we're following his instructions. He wants a team that attacks space, and as for me, he wants a midfielder who can get inside and score goals."

Italy's Under-21 squad carries a strong AC Milan influence, with Francesco Camarda and Davide Bartesaghi established in the setup and expected to progress to the senior team. Camarda may need more patience to reach the next level, while Bartesaghi has delivered solid performances. Milan anticipates that the players' international progression will mirror their rise with the Rossoneri. Kevin Zeroli, despite playing in Serie B, earned a call-up after prior involvement with Milan's first-team picture and could debut for the Under-21s. Zeroli reported a last-minute call, familiarity with Camarda and Bartesaghi, and a coach urging attacking space and midfield runners who can score.

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