AC Milan Futuro welcomes 16‑year‑old Aurelien Guernier from Birmingham

AC Milan announced today that 16‑year‑old forward Aurelien Guernier has joined the club from Birmingham City FC and will be integrated into the Milan Futuro project, the Rossoneri’s long‑term programme aimed at nurturing young talent as part of its strategic development plan.

The official statement highlighted that the acquisition aligns with AC Milan’s long‑term strategy of building a pipeline of home‑grown players. By bringing Guernier into the Futuro system, the Rossoneri aim to develop his abilities within their own framework.

Born in 2007, Guernier is among the youngest footballers the Rossoneri have recruited this season. His age underscores AC Milan’s willingness to invest in early‑stage talent.

Milan Futuro is described by the club as a programme dedicated to the growth and development of young prospects. The release confirmed that Guernier will be incorporated into this initiative from the outset.

Having progressed through Birmingham City FC’s academy, the forward brings experience from the English system to Italy. The transfer moves the teenager from England to the Rossoneri’s base in Milan.

AC Milan’s statement emphasized that Guernier has now committed his future to the Rossoneri, signalling the club’s confidence in his potential. The club expressed delight at securing his services.

The signing underscores Milan’s ongoing investment in youth, aiming to cultivate home‑grown prospects for future first‑team contributions. It highlights the Rossoneri’s commitment to building a talent pipeline through the Futuro project.