Simone Camarda is probably the headline wonderkid of the current generation of Italian football, and AC Milan are keeping an eye on his progress.
Whilst he may be out on loan, Milan are watching Camarda extensively. After all, he will eventually return to the club, and they will want to know what aspects to enhance and which areas need further work.
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He very much remains the star of the Rossoneri’s youth system, and there is still the hope that he will lead the club to glory in the future, like those that he idolises did before him.
Pafundi’s praise
Until then, though, he must continue working, which he is. A first goal for the Italian Under-21 set-up arrived at the weekend, whilst he bagged his first for Lecce recently, too. Speaking on his progress and future, Simone Pafundi, another starlet of the youth system, praised him with hope for the future, as MilanNews relays.
“We’ve been through different situations. I made his debut for the national team, he experienced an environment like AC Milan, and I don’t think it was easy to handle the pressure. It took me a while to recover.
“My advice, if he finds himself facing difficult times, is to never lose faith in himself and to surround himself with people who love him. He’s a fantastic player, he’s breaking every record, and I’m happy for him: he deserves all this.”
cant wait to see “Simone Camarda” play i bet he is way better than Francesco
hey – just a thought – you have to actually read what AI creates otherwise you look like fools
“We’ve been through different situations. I made his debut for the national team, he experienced an environment like AC Milan, and I don’t think it was easy to handle the pressure. It took me a while to recover.”
When the speaker says, “I made his debut…” is the speaker implying that he was at the stadium and witnessed Camarda making his debut?
Secondly, when the speaker says it wasn’t easy to handle the pressure and that it took him a while, is he saying that he experienced same or similar pressure as Camarda is experiencing now? Thereby implying that he’s already recovered from what Camarda is going through now? Then why haven’t I heard of this Pafundi kid? Had this article not been published, I probably would’ve gone the next ten years without knowing who the kid is.
As for the “Simone Camarda” peccadillo, my brain went into an overdrive just trying to remember his first name cuz I knew it wasn’t Simone. Cool article anyway 😁
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Me too?
I always knew this first name but somehow after reading thisni forgot.