Ferre’s Allianz Milan, Reggers renew
Reggers signed
Allianz Milano announced the contract renewal of Ferre Reggers until 2027. The 203-centimeter Belgian opposite, not yet 21 years old, signed the proposal that will bind him to the meneghini colors for three more seasons. The player è been so far one of the positive surprises of the whole SuperLega Credem Banca 2023/2024.
Arriving in Milan as a rookie last summer, he è immediately established himself among the leaders of the tournament in the opposite position. He has already surpassed 200 for winning attacks and won the MVP title in two matches (home matches against Civitanova and Taranto). A modern and versatile player, already endowed with good technique and power, and an excellent jumper, Reggers still has ample room for improvement.
He’ was also employed for brief moments by coach Roberto Piazza as a setter-receiver. At the international level, before making a name for himself to the general public to the tune of excellent performances in the 2023 European Championship with the Belgian national team jersey, he was included in the ideal sextet in the 2021 World U21 in Cagliari.
"For some great players in these years Allianz Milan è has been, and will be in the future, a transition stage to other places. At the end of the championship we will say goodbye to them, always with gratitude. For others Allianz Milano è a point of arrival, but for all è and will be’a happy island, a gym of technical, moral and human growth and in this direction we have also imagined the Milan of the future" said the president of the Milanese club, Lucio Fusaro.
"For me è a moment of great happinessà becauseé this signing means that heò will be in Milan until 2027 and I am convinced that before then heò will also learn to speak better Italian. I am studying it. I am really excited about the future, although now the concentration goes all on the closing of the season, with many important commitments still to be faced starting with Sunday’s game against Perugia" the words of the’athlete.
