Francesco Camarda is continuing to excite Milan and the club also have a plan for Lorenzo Colombo, reports detail.
The 15-year-old Camarda has exploded onto the scene with the Rossoneri Primavera squad this season, scoring seven goals and providing one assist across 12 matches this term, playing with teenagers four years older than him.
Milan have also been keeping a close eye on Colombo, a youth product who they sent on loan to Monza this season. The 21-year-old has scored three goals and provided one assist in nine league games.
Page eight of today’s Gazzetta dello Sport details how Milan have already started laying the foundations to lock down Camarda to his first professional contract. The young talent will put pen to paper to the three-year deal in March, when he turns 16.
The Rossoneri have already drawn up a plan for Colombo as well; the 21-year-old will return from Monza next summer and be integrated into Pioli’s squad for the 2024-25 season.
Solid plan. Both will have a future in Milan.
With Pioli as the coach?