A 15-year-old player hurts PSG!

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By: Manu Tournoux

A 15-year-old player hurts PSG!

Paris Saint-Germain lost at AC Milan (3-2) in the Youth League, notably with a goal from prodigy Francesco Camarda.

Second defeat for Paris Saint-Germain in the Youth League. The capital club lost this Tuesday on the pitch of AC Milan (3-2), during the 4th day of competition.

PSG notably suffered the law of Francesco Camarda, this great hope of Italian football. The 15-year-old striker, who is stacking goals in the youth categories, scored a superb return to allow his team to lead 2-0.

PSG was able to come back to the score thanks to Serif (45th+2) and Adonis (66th), but the Rossoneri made the difference in added time with a goal from Sia (90th+4). PSG thus slips to third place in its group, with 6 points, behind AC Milan (9 pts) and Dortmund (7 pts).

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Manu Tournoux

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