'I've only shown 70 percent' - AC Milan starlet Alphadjo Cisse insists best is yet to come
AC Milan's teenage midfielder Alphadjo Cisse has made an explosive start to his Serie A career, breaking scoring records under coach Ruben Amorim, but insists he has only shown 70% of his capabilities. The 19-year-old, who also scored for Italy Under-21s, believes there is immense room for further personal development and aims to showcase more of his characteristics.
Why it matters
Cisse's rapid rise highlights the success of AC Milan's youth policy and signals the emergence of a promising talent in European football, potentially impacting future club and international competitions.
Alphadjo Cisse has warned Serie A defenders that he remains far from his peak despite an explosive start to life at San Siro. The gifted teenage midfielder has shattered longstanding scoring records under Ruben Amorim this season, yet the Azzurrini international is convinced there is still immense room for personal development in the months ahead.
The San Siro prodigy insists the best is yet to come despite an explosive introduction to Italy's top flight. The 19-year-old midfielder has hit the ground running under new head coach Amorim, netting crucial strikes against Torino and Juventus. That clinical streak broke long-standing club records, building on the promising development he showed during a productive loan spell at Catanzaro last season.
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