Francesco Camarda continues to chase his dreams at AC Milan. At just 16 years old, he has already made his Serie A debut, appeared in the Champions League, and now won his first professional trophy with the Supercoppa Italiana. While not a key player in the final, Camarda’s presence in the squad at such a young age is a testament to his potential.
According to Calciomercato, new manager Sergio Conceição is keen to work closely with Milan’s youth prospects, including Camarda. The Portuguese coach plans to have daily discussions with youth team coach Daniele Bonera to exchange information and plan the development path for young talents. Camarda will be a primary focus, with the club maintaining its strategy of having him train with the first team to learn from experienced players.
However, Camarda may see limited playing time in the immediate future as Milan faces crucial matches in both Serie A and the Champions League. Conceição’s emphasis on intensity, cohesion, and experience might temporarily reduce opportunities for the young striker in January.
Despite this, Camarda’s future at Milan remains secure. The club is committed to his long-term development and is pleased with his attitude and maturity. Even if Milan signs a new striker in the transfer window, it won’t affect their plans for Camarda. The teenager is guaranteed a starting position in Milan’s youth team, Milan Futuro, where he can continue to hone his skills and impress the coaching staff.
