Lecce, blow from Milan: it’s done for Francesco Camarda
Francesco Camarda is ready to leave Milan with destination Lecce. The Salento club, in fact, has practically closed its first market coup, with a reinforcement of great perspective in the offensive department.
According to reports from ‘La Gazzetta dello Sport’, the Rossoneri and the Giallorossi club have reportedly reached an agreement for the transfer of the young Italian striker to Puglia on a loan deal with a right of redemption in favor of the Salentini.
The Diavolo has, however, safeguarded itself to avoid losing one of its jewels and has included the counter-redemption in the deal, thus being able to buy back the 2008-born striker’s card should the Apulian club decide to redeem him.
In the last season Camarda mainly played with AC Milan Futuro, totaling 20 appearances and scoring 7 goals, while with Milan he collected 14 appearances between Serie A and Champions League without ever finding the way to the net.
