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Longo: Why Milan have no intention of considering ‘counter-productive’ Camarda sale

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AC Milan are not even considering the idea of permanently selling Francesco Camarda at the moment, according to Daniele Longo.

Some Milan fans were spooked earlier this week when the reliable Matteo Moretto suggested that the Rossoneri could even consider a permanent deal for Camarda in the summer, despite his difficult campaign at Lecce and his present shoulder issue.


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Camarda sale not on the cards

Daniele Longo of Calciomercato.com gave an update on various topics connected to Milan in a video on his YouTube channel, including the continued pursuit of Bayern Munich’s Leon Goretzka, over whom talks are still ongoing.

Regarding Camarda, has states that there is ‘no intention on the part of the management, the coach, or the ownership’ of putting Camarda on the market. It would be ‘counter-productive’ because the teenager is still growing and developing in his young career.

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Camarda ‘dreams of becoming a key player for AC Milan in the first team as quickly as possible’, so the most likely solution is to loan him to another Serie A team next season, even though there is also the idea of moving to a club with an ambitious project currently in Serie B, such as Palermo.

What needs to be emphasised is that today no one from the management or the club are even ‘considering a permanent sale for Camarda’. He concludes by stating: “Then it’s clear that in football, especially in the transfer market, you never say never. This is something I repeat like a mantra.”

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  1. Knowing this management, they are definitely considering it or have considered it at length. Their eyes surely lit up at the prospect of “Capital gains”.

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