Milan will wait until the summer to kick the talks with Francesco Camarda into high gear in order to reach an agreement on a longer contract than the one they’d be able to do now. The teenager just turned 16, Corriere della Sera relays.
The budding striker is on the radar of several European clubs. On the other hand, his entourage and family made it clear that the rumors about their economic requests and disagreements over the figures were unfounded.
At this stage, Milan and the Camarda camp haven’t gone into detail about those aspects yet. First and foremost, the talent and his representatives will pay attention to the technical project. They believe the next two years will be crucial for his career.
Moreover, his entourage wants to understand who the real interlocutor among the many Rossoneri execs is. Newcomer Jovan Kirovski will likely helm their second team.
In addition, his agents and family members can’t profit from his contract until he’s 18. The buzz about bonuses or other forms of compensation from foreign suitors is untrue since they’d be illegal.
The prodigy continues to prioritize his current club. The hierarchy is confident they’ll define a contract that will last until 2027 at the beginning of July.
Our Take on Camarda and Milan
It’s mostly just noise and speculations caused by a technical delay. If they establish a second team, it makes all the sense in the world for him to stay put.
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