GdS Skipping the Futuro: How AC Milan’s Bold Move Could Boost Diawara’s Career

GdS Skipping the Futuro: How AC Milan’s Bold Move Could Boost Diawara’s Career

FolioPitch.com – 24 July 2026 | In a surprising twist, AC Milan‘s management seems to be considering skipping the traditional Futuro squad for Sankhoun Diawara, the young French central defender signed for around €2 million. Despite not yet joining the team, it appears that the Rossoneri have already devised a plan for the 17-year-old talent. According to Gazzetta dello Sport, Milan is poised to fast-track Diawara to the senior team, placing him under the guidance of Strahinja Pavlovic, a player he is seen as ‘very similar’ to.

Diawara’s decision to join AC Milan over a starting spot with Rangers was reportedly motivated by his desire to learn from the experienced players and coaches at the club. This move has given the management a chance to nurture his talent, and it seems that they are taking full advantage of this opportunity. The initial plan was for Diawara to join the Futuro squad, but it now appears that he could skip this step and head straight to the senior team.

Ruben Amorim, the manager, is known for giving young players opportunities, and Gerry Cardinale, the club’s CEO, has emphasized the importance of developing talent from the youth teams. With Diawara’s impressive skills and dedication, it’s no surprise that the management is considering giving him a chance to shine in the senior team.

By fast-tracking Diawara to the senior team, AC Milan is taking a bold move that could pay off in the long run. This decision not only benefits Diawara but also the club as a whole, as it allows them to develop young talent and stay competitive in the league. Only time will tell if this plan will succeed, but one thing is certain – Sankhoun Diawara is one to watch in the world of football.

Ahonui Stanford Damar somehow turned a literature degree into a career writing news—maybe because fiction and breaking news both require a healthy dose of imagination. Based in Tangerang since 2011, he balances his journalistic cyn

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