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Camarda Lecce Hat-trick

Watch: Starting with a bang – Camarda bags Lecce hat-trick on debut

AC Milan loanee Francesco Camarda had a great debut for his new club Lecce yesterday, scoring a handful of goals.

Everyone knows the quality possessed by Camarda, and it was on display yesteday, with a fine showing in Lecce’s friendly against Natz. Of course, there was a substantial difference in quality between the two sides, but that cannot take away the goals.


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With each, there was something to like, Camarda either outstrengthed his opponent, made a clever move or finished it well. In some cases, it was doing all three. A fantastic debut and both Lecce and Milan will be happy with that opening.

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23 Comments

  1. He looks massive now what they been feeding the boy. Hope he continues upwards and we get him back next season

      1. Not really the guy was 1.89 meter tall last time I checked and he is 17 years old and was around 1.83 when he was 15. One of my nephews was 1.95 meter tall when he was 16 so some kids just grows big at a young age.

  2. Before people goes nutz Lecce played against a team from a rural town with less than 3000 inhabitants out of the league system. I have great faith in Camarda though but a year or two with Lecce will do him a great service if he wasn’t gonna play on a consistent basis with us. I also remember CDK scoring either a hattrick or 4 goals in his first training match for us against a team of our own players and I can pretty much guarantee the level of quality amongst those players was way above that of Natz but nevertheless good to see him get some momentum from the get go with the Apulians.

    1. Why, is Milan playing amateur teams soon? Camarda is in the best place for him, at a club where he might be first choice…

      1. Is that like the other few thousand players they sent on loan in the last 20 years and who never ended up playing for Milan?

        I work in a bank (I don’t) and I was sent to another bank to learn to be a banker (said a banker never).

        No other industry or sport does this. And it simply doesn’t work. As evidenced by the massive failure rate to convert youth players to first team players.

  3. This is not news I hope it gives him confidence but the team they were playing is not at any level of note, let’s see him against small Serie A teams

  4. Great we want buy some from money and let our boy at other club. If Camarda cant play at this Milan club now,then boy need forget Milan and focus at some other club and when come last year of contract go at some better place

  5. Maldini you better shut up… Not every bank is the same, there are ” big ” and “small” bank… U develop faster and better when u have less pressure… Seems like some of us never played football here( not even know how to kick a ball )

  6. I believe with his age the loan was the best option for all parties.
    What I never got, and still don’t get is the buy out clause inserted there. I mean why, just why ??

  7. Those stating he should have stay, do you really think that we can take that gamble on him? Do you really think Max would entrust him as a starter?
    Do you really think he can take on that pressure. Cassano move to Madrid is a great example. We still have control over him.

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