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The AC Milan Football Academy Camp also known as Milan Junior Camp (MJC) is the children's summer vacation soccer camp organized by the famous AC Milan football club from the Italian Serie A League and carried out by local organizations (Sporteventi is the selected soccer camp manager).

The soccer training sessions, depending on your site, will be lead by AC Milan soccer legends, in cooperation with Sporteventi coaches, such as Filippo Galli (Former player and AC Milan Youth Department Manager), Pierino Prati (Former player and Manager of one AC Milan top Soccer School in Milan), Stefano Eranio (former player and AC Milan scout) and Fulvio Florin (Professor of the AC Milan Academy) known as the AC Milan supervisors and supervised by Otello Di Remigio, official youth scout of AC Milan Youth teams and Sporteventi head coach.

The person in charge of all Sporteventi coaches is Otello Di Remigio, an official scout for AC Milan Youth Side; he is also in charge of the relations between the youth teams that the club “Liventina Gorghense” coordinates (more than 20) and the AC Milan Youth side.

The camp is not a soccer camp full of rigid training exercises, nor is it designed to immediately produce champions. It is a soccer camp designed for having fun and playing with the other boys, a soccer camp spent learning to respect each other and learn new skills. It is an important time to stimulate soccer players sense of responsibility and to learn the important value of rules and education.

Last year (2011) the Milan Junior Camp welcomed more than 760 campers during 9 weeks: 600 from Italy, 80 from 30 different countries and in particular: USA, CANADA, UK, JORDAN, KUWAIT, SAUDI ARABIA, EMIRATES, JAPAN, CROATIA, SLOVENIA, GERMANY, GREECE, RUSSIA, INDIA, MEXICO, and LEBANON.

The soccer camp provides one of the most prestigious coaching staff of Italy and some of the most famous and exclusive sites of Italy (Cortina d’Ampezzo - Alps, Asiago Mountain Plateau - Vicenza, Cavalese Val di Fiemme - Trento, Jesolo Lido - Venice - Vittorio Veneto - Treviso and Lignano Sabbiadoro - Udine) and Europe, as Cortina D’Ampezzo is known worldwide.

The soccer camp has a large number of Italian players (more than 80% on average)

Boateng Kingsley attended the MJC of Cortina in 2004-2005-2006; at the moment he is the forward of the U18 Italian National Team and AC Milan Team. Discovered by Otello Di Remigio during the Milan Junior Camp in Cortina D'Ampezzo back in 2004, he is emerging in the Soccer system for his bravery and humility. Kingsley has also participated in the Milan Camps of Cortina D’Ampezzo and oVittorio Veneto in 2005 and 2006 and, as a support of the coaching staff, in the following years.

Gianmarco Zigoni attended the MJC of Cortina in 2004. At the moment he is the forward of the U19 AC Milan Team (Primavera) and he has just joined many time the first team. Also he’s just joined the U19 Italian National team.

Tigran Kandikjan, at the moment, the goalkeeper of the Macedonian U-17 national team, attended the camp in 2006 in Vittorio Veneto.

Lorenzo Ferrari attended the MJC of Cortina in 2005; at the moment he is the second Goalkeeper of the U16 - AC Milan Team (Giovanissimi Nazionali).

AC Milan Prized 2007 Milan Junior Camp of Cortina as Best Milan Junior Camp in the world and Site with the most campers in one week around the world

Each participants taking part in the Milan Junior camp, will be given a free ticket to the prestigious “Trofeo Berlusconi” match, AC Milan vs. Juventus Turin, that usually takes place in the middle of August as an opener for the Italian football season (the date for the game is usually available at the end of July ).

At each camp, the AC Milan supervisors will choose one or two 9-10 year old boys (2002-2003) and one 13 - 14 year old boy (1998 - 1999) during each session. They will be able to take part in the Milan Junior Camp Day, the Two days meeting of the best players in all Milan Junior Camps worldwide, which will take place, presumably in the fall 2012, at the Vismara – Milan Sport Center. Vismara is the sport center where all AC Milan youth teams side train (the first team and the Primavera (U19) team train at Milanello instead).

There should be about 200 class’02 boys who will play each other in friendly games all day long, while watched attentively by AC Milan Youth side’s talent scouts. Afterwards they will be taken to the San Siro stadium for a Milan home game and some of them might be able to meet some first team players after the game.

Considering that over 760 boys signed up in 2011, Sporteventi was able to admit to the 2011 MJC DAY 37 boys (of the class’01). The 2011 tournament closed with the prizing ceremony made by Franco Baresi and on Sunday morning (Nov. 6th) the boys were taken to visit the AC Milan cups’ room and in the afternoon they went to the S. Siro Stadium to watch the match AC Milan vs Catania, which ended 4-0 with goals scored by Ibrahimovic, Robinho and Zambratta and the return on the pitch of the AC Milan hero Pippo Inzaghi.
At Half time of the game, the boys walked around the football field of the S. Siro Stadium , greetings the supporters and admiring the majesty of the Meazza Stadium, AC Milan stadium.

NB. The date for the MJC DAY will be announced as soon as known but NOT before the end of July 2012.