As Amorim said, create space for young players. He seems to trust Musah a lot – I don't, but what the fuck do I know. And then there's Comotto, who looks like he could become a great player too, but only if you actually leave enough space in that midfield for him to get significant minutes, make mistakes, learn and grow.
People here, pundits, experts and keyboard warriors on Twitter – everyone hammered Milan for the way we fumbled Liberali and eventually lost him to Como. "How could we lose such a bright talent?" "How is it possible that 20 years ago every talented Italian kid would have dreamed of playing for Milan, while now they run off to Como or Dortmund?" I've heard and read it all. But the moment it actually requires taking that leap of faith, deliberately leaving space in the squad and resisting the urge to mercato your way out of every fucking problem, suddenly everyone gets nervous. Because they want Scudetti, they want them now and they don't want to risk relying on a young talent who might actually fail to meet expectations. Well, so fucking what? That's the risk you have to take if you genuinely want to develop young players instead of just talking about it.