It seems Francesco Camarda will be led forward by one of a few coaches next season, despite being sold by AC Milan yesterday.
When Camarda headed to Lecce, a buy-clause was included within the deal as a sort of ‘thank you’ for developing the youngster. Indeed, it would mean that the Giallorossi would earn €1 million from the youngster from Milan, as they would buy him back a matter of days later.
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We are now in the motions of that, with the club confirming that they had bought the Italian striker yesterday evening. Now, the Rossoneri will activate their own buy-clause worth €4 million and this begins the questions about his future.
Amorim, Abate or Aquilani
Indeed, the Italian has plenty of options – as discussed one a recent bonus podcast – and Calciomercato.com have looked at the options.
If it were up to him, Camarda would choose to stay with the Diavolo and push to earn a place in the squad. Maybe not as a starter, but as someone who could have an impact. In fact, Amorim plans to assess him during pre-season.
It is possible he could head on loan again, though, and he would be in good hands with Ignazio Abate’s Torino or Alberto Aquilani’s Sassuolo leading the chase. Of course, the striker worked closely with Abate in the Primavera, so it could be a perfect move.
Maignan- ???, Gabbia, Pavlovic- Saelemaekers,
???, Rabiot, GRIMALDO- Pulisic, VLAHOVIC, ???;
Torriani- De Winter, ???, Odogu- Athekame,
Ricci, Ardon, Bartesaghi- Chukwueze, ???- ???;
+ 4 more: Terracciano, Bondo/Comotto/Zeroli,
winger or wide MC, Camarda as a third striker;
SELL: Tomori, Estupinan, Fofana, RLC, Nkunku, Leao, Gimenez; Modric is PROBABLY retiring…
Maignan- MILENKOVIC, Gabbia, PAVLOVIC- Saelemaekers, KOVACIC, MODRIC, Rabiot,
Grimaldo- PULISIC, VLAHOVIC;
(3+3+2+1+1+1 / 3+2+2+1+1+1+1)