Milan's teen star Cisse says he has more to show
Alphadjo Cisse has made an impressive start to the season with AC Milan, but the youngster feels he can still offer more for the Rossoneri.
Cisse joined Milan in February, but spent the remainder of the 2025-2026 campaign on loan at Catanzaro before breaking into the Rossoneri's first team during the off-season.
The 19-year-old impressed in pre-season under Ruben Amorim, scoring in Milan's victory over Manchester United before also netting in Milan's Serie A opener over Torino.
Cisse became the youngest Italian player at 19 years, 305 days, to score for Milan in Serie A since Patrick Cutrone did when he was 19 years and 236 days old, against Cagliari on 27 August, 2017.
After also scoring in a 1-1 draw with Juventus, Cisse, at 19 years and 319 days old, became the youngest player to score in his first two away appearances for Milan in Serie A in the three-points-per-win era, which started in 1994.
He took that form into the international break, scoring the only goal in Italy Under-21's European qualifier victory over Armenia Under-21.
"This year has brought me a lot of joy," Cisse said in an interview with Italian media.
"I鈥檝e only shown 70 per cent of my capabilities so far, I know I can do much better.
"The goal [against Armenia] brings me a lot of happiness, and from now on I hope to be able to show lots of other characteristics."
Milan faces Sassuolo in its first match after the international break, before taking on Salzburg in the UEFA Europa League.
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