The Rossoneri striker’s representative has urged his client to be at his best in the upcoming season with the Diavolo, in order to cement his place in the playing eleven.
Stephan El Shaarawy’s agent has stressed that his client's performance in the next season will be paramount to deciding the fate of the budding star at AC Milan.
The Rossoneri striker is considered one of the most talented youngsters in Italian football at the moment, and cost the club around the mark of €20 million to sign him from Genoa.
However, the forward’s agent is not satisfied with the promise of talent, and believes that the Diavolo-man will need to deliver more in the upcoming season to live up to that promise.
El Shaarawy’s representative stressed that it is for his client to make or break his destiny in the following campaign, and stated that the season can have a big impact on the player’s career.
The 19-year-old’s spokesperson was adamant that his client has a lot of responsibility on his shoulders, as he is not only required to prove that he deserves to be an AC Milan player, but also improve on his performances of last year.
The former Padova-man’s agent went on to highlight that his client has had a good start at his new club in the 2011-12 campaign, that saw him score a few goals and assist a few more.
While talking to the press, http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Roberto-c31294 La Florio said:
“Stephan’s destiny is in his own hands, or rather, his own feet. Next year Stephan not only has to confirm himself as a Milan player – he also has to improve. Stephan did well last year. He played around 20 matches, made assists and also scored a few goals.”
El Shaarawy is only 19 years of age and made 22 appearances for AC Milan in the last season, scoring two goals.
The Rossoneri striker’s agent insisted that while his client could have had a better season last year; it is important that the striker improves in the next season.
La Florio went on to stress that when one is playing for a top club like the Diavolo one cannot afford the luxury of transitional years, and insisted that the player must hit the ground running in the next season.
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