http://bleacherreport.com/articles/1468154-stephan-el-shaarawy-why-he-is-ideal-for-milan-to-build-a-team-around

I found this article interesting, although a little speculative. I would love to hear thoughts on it from people who follow Serie A more closely than I do.

I suspect he will move soon enough; Milan have already sold Seedorf, Ibrahimovich, Silva and Pato in just under a year. They are sure to sell Stephan because he is an amazing prospect.

That's just it, though; the article makes out as though Berlusconi was selling them off to have a clear-out, and make room for younger players, like El Saarawy, and that they are adamant that he will be staying put. I don't know if that's true, or not, but it seems plausible enough to me -- that's what got me interested in the first place.

It takes balls to sell off such players, and while the thought crossed my mind that maybe it was just to cover debts, this article, from July, seems to imply that's an unfair assumption:

http://forzaitalianfootball.com/2012/07/suicide-at-ac-milan-or-a-bold-step-forward/

I dunno. I normally see little of interest in Serie A, and this jogged me. If they're planning on a youthful revolution at Milan, the San Siro could be a cauldron of awesome football again in only a couple of seasons.

And that does interest me. :D

Hence me asking if anyone else follows Italian football more closely than I do, and their opinion.

he is a great player

if they dont win anything in 2 years for sure el shaarawy will look for another club

don't get me wrong but they are looking like Arsenal now, selling best players for younger, aand remaining u know.