Lothar Matthaus - Forza Milan

2013-03-17 09:50#85343 The Special one : The Brazilian bloke looks like a good player

Tbh, my favourite is the Argentinian one

2013-03-17 09:53#85344 Blue :

2013-03-17 09:50#85343 The Special one : The Brazilian bloke looks like a good player

Tbh, my favourite is the Argentinian one

You can see why

2013-03-17 09:58#85345 The Special one :

2013-03-17 09:53#85344 Blue :

2013-03-17 09:50#85343 The Special one : The Brazilian bloke looks like a good player

Tbh, my favourite is the Argentinian one

You can see why

With his PA of 198

AC Milan have confirmed they have completed the signings of two more youngsters, who will both join when the transfer window opens at the end of the current season. The two players are French striker Neils Vleminckx from Manchester United, and Reiner Zetlmeisel, a German defender from Bayern Munich.

Vleminckx is a player familiar to Lothar Matthaus, as he was the one who signed the striker for Manchester United just this January, from Stade Rennais. He joined the Reds for £2.5m, and they have now made a healthy £4.5m profit on him, after Milan purchased him for £7m. Vleminckx has netted 4 goals for the Manchester team this season, an impressive total for someone who is just 15 years old. He became the youngest player and scorer in both the Barclays Premier League and The FA Cup, meaning Matthaus has leapt at the chance to bring him to the San Siro.


Reiner Zetlmeisel is a name less well-known to football fans outside Germany. The defender joined Bayern's second team last year, and got promoted to the first team after eye-catching performances, but only on a youth contract, meaning AC Milan were able to nip in and sign the youngster, for £550k of compensation. Zetlmeisel is yet to make his debut for the German giants, but Milan fans will be hoping to see him shine at the San Siro. The 15-year-old will be on £4.4k p/w until the summer of 2018.


Since joining AC Milan last month, Matthaus has made a point of signing good youngsters, signing five since he joined. Critics are claiming he is overpaying, but if they all turn out the way he expects, the critics who slammed Matthaus will be embarrassed.

Hopefully the youngsters turn out as expected! If so then that will be quality!

Great signings Blue I know they will be quality players for Milan

More fantastic signings

Why do your regens all have funny names?

Thanks you four, I'm hoping they all will be in the end!

2013-03-17 11:26#85387 Glenn T : Why do your regens all have funny names?

Well, to them, you must have a funny name

AC Milan Youth Intake 2014

The youth intake selection day has been and gone, and all of the worthwhile youth candidates have been offered contracts. This year wasn't the best, but with the young players we've signed recently, it doesn't matter so much.

You seem to be definitely going for a youthful team - can work sometimes. Plan on playing your new young signings much or will they be in the reserve team or on loan?

Federico Mancini doesn't look very good but I'm certain he'll become a top class manager if he chooses to

I reckon they'll get a lot of gametime once they arrive tbh, especially the three from the other update.

2013-03-17 12:46#85428 Glenn T : Federico Mancini doesn't look very good but I'm certain he'll become a top class manager if he chooses to

*cough* look at the potential *cough*

Guys, you may already know this, but that Argentinian regen I signed has a PA of 198. That is the best I've ever had. So, I have decided, if he wins the Balon D'Or, I will have this printed:


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