Francesco Camarda (16) He has been raising passions in the world of football for a long time despite his young age. It’s unusual for a 16-year-old player to monopolize so much of the spotlight, but his case is special. He is the youngest footballer to debut in Serie A, amassing more than 500 goals in Milan’s youth team and it is a gem.
The situation is that since March 10, when he turned 16, he could sign his first contract as a professional, Milan is his priority, but not your only option. Almost all of European football is watching the Italian attacker, who is considered a future star of world football, with Juve, Inter and PSG on the prowl, according to Antoni Vitiello. His agent has already clarified: ”As always happens with all our clients, we have to sit down and carefully evaluate what is the best path for him, “he said. Beppe Rice.
Milan, his team, where he was making moves until he knew that he would dedicate himself to professional football, which he cheered in the stands, his priority, but negotiations stalled and now he the other is in the upper hand by the handle.
At the club, it’s reassuring to know that the killer is looking at the Premier Leaguewith many major interests in him, despite the handicap that he could not play in the highest English competition until he turned 18.
The list of lovers never stops growing and the Dortmundspecialist in this type of operations and the PSG They were also interested. This may be the case Camarda and Leaothey will finish Paris.
Purpose, its great strength
In the same season, Camarda scored his first goal in spring and became the youngest Italian to score in the history of the prestigious Youth League. In his first game, against Newcastle, he scored two goals and provided another.
Something that won’t surprise anyone to know that he broke all the records in Milan’s youth ranks. According to those who have followed him for a long time, he scored more than 500 goals in 100 games, which means that he scored more than 5 goals in every game.
Source: La Verdad
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