Arsenal is monitoring the progress of AC Milan's young left-back, Davide Bartesaghi, who is 19 years old and considered one of the most promising talents in the Italian league, according to the website "CaughtOffside."

Bartesaghi boasts speed, high technical quality, and tactical intelligence, making him a full-back capable of influencing play on both flanks. The player has attracted attention in Italy, with some critics comparing his style to the legendary defender Paolo Maldini, reflecting great confidence in his abilities and promising future.

Despite his young age, Bartesaghi has played 28 matches with Milan in all competitions, including 11 Serie A games this season against strong teams. He has shown exceptional maturity in difficult situations. Notably, his latest matches included scoring a brace against Sassuolo, helping Milan remain in the title race just one point behind Inter.

From Arsenal's perspective, Bartesaghi represents the type of young player the club aims to invest in—those who combine high-level play with the potential to develop into top stars. Coach Mikel Arteta is keen on full-backs who can contribute to building play, provide crosses, and maintain defensive discipline, qualities that the young player clearly possesses.

Sources also indicate that Bartesaghi is close to joining the Italian national team and could be a candidate for the squad at the upcoming World Cup next summer if he continues to progress at the same level.

Although no official offer has been made so far and Milan insists on keeping their distinguished academy graduate, Arsenal's keen interest in closely monitoring him reflects the significant value the player holds outside Italy.