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GdS: Camarda’s path could lead to Serie B next season – why it could be beneficial

This summer, Francesco Camarda is expected to be assessed by AC Milan’s new head coach, but interest remains high in him.

Ruben Amorim has made it clear that several young Milan players are to be assessed this summer. Indeed, Christian Comotto, Andrej Kostic and Alphadjo Cisse are just a few of the new interests.


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Camarda, on the other hand, has been a long-standing project for the Rossoneri and he could take his next step next season under Amorim.

Camarda’s path

According to Gazzetta dello Sport, as seen below, the latest suggestion for Camarda’s future would see him move to Serie B, where Sampdoria are pursuing a move. Indeed, a move is a long way away, but it could become possible.

With them seeking promotion, it would offer the young striker a chance to play in a potentially dominant team – where he should cope better and potentially shine – as well as keeping the pressure off him for another season.

After last season with Lecce, a step to a more suited option, even if it would be in a lower division, could be perfect for his development.

However, it will be dependent on the wishes of Ruben Amorim, who is keen to assess him for the current squad.

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2 Comments

  1. Would be better for him to be in a top Serie B side, leading the line and getting chances, than in a poor Serie A side.

    But at the moment, he’s surely got a role as our 2nd/3rd choice striker, at least until January.

  2. With each passing day and each article churned out, it’s looking like this guy will do a Mastour and I don’t like that. C’mon, if he’s good play him and if he’s not then cut your losses and let him go permanently. Yeah he’s no Yamal but even Luka Romero was playing at 15. Sometimes you see other clubs with teens worth €60m and gou wonder if we’re ever gonna develop one of our own to be worth that much. It’s one loan after another till the player is unrecognisable. Is he good as the hype suggests? If yes, play him; if no, move on from him. The precedent suggests loans will do no good cuz he won’t come back and be a starter. Colombo has a sweet left foot and it was the same hope thy after all the loan, he’ll come back here and maybe be a sub or something but in the end he’s gone. There’s no point. If you deem him not good enough, let him go permanently so his career can take off somewhere else.

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