Akram Jadid: 15-year-old Milan talent invited to first-team training

AC Milan has invited 15-year-old Akram Jadid to train with the first team, highlighting the rapid rise of the dual Italian-Moroccan talent within the club’s academy. Born in Brescia to Moroccan parents, Jadid has demonstrated exceptional scoring abilities, with records indicating he has scored approximately 700 goals across various youth levels and tournaments.

In the 2024/2025 season, Jadid recorded 32 goals in 32 matches, finishing as one of the top scorers in his age group in Italy. His performances helped lead the Milan U15 squad to a national title, where he also scored in the final against Empoli. Due to his versatility, he can play as a playmaker, winger, or striker, and is noted for his ability to use both feet effectively.

While the first-team staff, including manager Ruben Amorim, has taken notice, the club is reportedly managing his development cautiously to ensure proper physical and tactical growth. Jadid currently splits time between the Under-18 and Primavera squads. On the international stage, he holds dual citizenship and has previously represented the Moroccan U16 national team.