AC Milan are planning how the attacking department will look in the future and Francesco Camarda’s name is one that is expected to rise through the ranks, a report claims.
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This morning’s edition of La Gazzetta dello Sport (seen below) writes that Camarda is continuing his ‘education’ in youth football, having risen quickly through the various age groups to now find himself in the Primavera.
He scored an overhead kick in the UEFA Youth League against Paris Saint-Germain on Tuesday, a goal that was stylistically even more beautiful than Rafael Leao’s moving him to three goals in three games in the youth equivalent of the Champions League.
Camarda is regarded as a generational talent and he is being watch with interest by pretty much all the top clubs around Europe, but the Rossoneri have a plan.
Once he turns 16, which is next March, they will be able to have him sign his first professional contract, with a maximum deadline of 2027. Only 18+ players can sign agreements that exceed three years.
