Milan youth striker Akram Jadid trained with the first team on Monday, giving Sergio Amorim his first close look at one of the academy's most talked-about forwards.
The session followed the win over Torino, and it doubled as the moment the coach got eyes on a teenager who has built a serious reputation inside the Milan youth sector before his 15th birthday.
According to La Gazzetta dello Sport, the squad returned to work immediately after Turin. Those who featured on Sunday evening did a recovery session, while the rest went through normal work, the exception being the injured Rafael Leão, now being linked with Aston Villa.
Jadid, born in 2011, was the standout name on the training pitch. Gazzetta report he has scored around 700 goals in the Milan youth setup, a figure made more striking by the fact he has almost always played above his own age group, against older team-mates and opponents.
His most recent trophy came only weeks ago, when Milan won the Under-15 national title with a 2-0 final victory over Empoli. The Italian-Moroccan forward scored, as he tends to.
The same session may also point towards a debut for Diego Moreira against Venezia at San Siro. The Belgian, the last arrival of the summer window, was on the bench on Sunday after training with Milan for the first time only on Thursday, so the timing was normal.
A few more days of work should give Amorim a clearer idea of how to use him, though another start from the bench is possible. His post-match comments framed Moreira as more of a right wing-back, a role where Samuel Chukwueze is currently performing well.
For now, Jadid's promotion is a look and nothing more, but a striker with that scoring record at academy level is exactly the kind of name Milan fans will want to keep tracking.