CM: Milan facing Camarda crossroads with Monza still interested – the situation | OneFootball

Francesco Camarda recently turned 17, and the AC Milan management are thinking about the best course of action for his immediate and long-term future.

As Calciomercato.com writes, Camarda as had a rather difficult season shuttling between Milan Futuro and the first team. The management of the club of a very young talent has ended up in the crosshairs of criticism as he has not had enough game time, and thus hasn’t scored much.

He has only 1417 minutes played this season with four goals scored (two in Serie C, one in the Coppa Italia Serie C and one in the UEFA Youth League). This is not enough for a striker who has made great strides in terms of professionalism but who, overall, just needed to play football.

The Camarda issue will be one of the priorities that the future sporting director of Milan will have to address. Francesco must play and Serie C, which he has played in on 13 occasions during this season, does not seem to be the best training ground to grow physically and technically.

Adriano Galliani had everything agreed to sign Camarda for Monza on a two-year dry loan in the winter mercato, but then Zlatan Ibrahimovic stepped in and took on the responsibility of blocking the deal.

The club from Brianza still hopes to welcome Camarda next season, even in the event of a probable relegation to Serie B. The agents of the young Rossoneri talent hope for a loan transfer but trying an experience in the top division as a protagonist.