There is rarely a day that goes by without a story on AC Milan striker Francesco Camarda, and Tuttosport have become the latest source to comment on his future.
This morning’s edition of the newspaper (via PianetaMilan) offers an in-depth article on Camarda, who is shining for Ignazio Abate’s Primavera side and the U17 national team of Italy, despite having just turned 16.
Camarda netted the winner against Juventus in the league over the weekend just a few days after he scored a brace against Belgium and an important penalty in the 91st minute against Finland.
The teenager is truly ‘on fire’, but with every goal he scores the speculation linked to the signing of his first professional contract with Milan starts again. A deal which, although he turned 16 on March 10th, has not yet arrived.
Barring any unforeseeable surprises, Camarda should sign with Milan for three years on July 1, with a contract that wil lthus expire on June 30, 2027. Much to his satisfaction too, given that he supports the Rossoneri.
It must be said, however, that there is no shortage of suitors from Germany and England who have come forward and spoken to his agents Giuseppe Riso and Marianna Mecacci.
Milan’s hope, in addition to securing their young talent, is that Camarda will be talked about a lot in the month of April too by scoring a goal or two to beat Porto in the UEFA Youth League Final Four.