Having played just 119 minutes so far, Milan are considering a loan deal without any future purchase options.
Tresoldi's future intersects with that of another young Under-21 striker, this time from Italy: Francesco Camarda, who is currently on international duty with Baldini's Azzurrini.
While awaiting news about his future, Camarda has barely exceeded 100 minutes of playing time this season. To be precise, 119 minutes: 83 in the Europa League, including his only start away at Salzburg, and another 36 in Serie A.
He has yet to score and has had just one genuine goalscoring opportunity, against Bologna. He needs playing time to showcase his qualities, and the club believes it would be better for him to gain that experience elsewhere before returning ready to contribute to a Milan side competing in the Champions League.
Italy or Abroad
The latest development is that Camarda could continue his development at another upper-mid-table Serie A club or, why not, return with even more experience after a spell abroad, writes La Gazzetta dello Sport today.
There is no shortage of options in either case.
What will not change, however, is Milan's long-term vision for the striker. Whether he stays in Italy or moves abroad, Camarda will simply be loaned to a club capable of offering him playing time and whose technical and tactical requirements suit his qualities.
There will be no permanent transfer, nor any option to buy him in the future. In fact, Camarda's future is destined to remain red and black. Just as his past has been, despite him being only 18 years old.
Experience
Having joined Milan's youth academy as a child, Camarda already has an Under-15 league title to his name. Above all, he holds a historic record.
On November 25, 2023, after receiving special authorization from the Italian Football Federation due to his young age, Camarda made his Serie A debut for Milan in the closing stages of the match against Fiorentina.
On that occasion, he became the youngest debutant in Serie A history, at 15 years, 8 months and 15 days, as well as the youngest player ever to make his debut for Milan.
He surpassed the previous club record held by Paolo Maldini, who made his first appearance at 16 years, 6 months and 25 days.
In 2024, Camarda signed his first professional contract and began his experience with Milan Futuro, the club's newly established reserve team, created specifically to give Rossoneri talents opportunities without necessarily having to send them elsewhere to develop.
During that same season, at 16 years and 226 days old, he became the youngest Italian player ever to appear in the Champions League.
He even thought he had marked the occasion with a goal against Club Brugge, only for it to be disallowed for offside.
The 2025–26 season marked the next step: testing himself in Serie A, where he could potentially enjoy more consistent playing time.
He joined Lecce and made 23 appearances, scoring his first (and so far only) league goal.
Lecce exercised their option to buy him, but Milan activated their buy-back clause, bringing him back to the club and extending his contract until the summer of 2031, with an option for a further year.
Italy International
After progressing through Italy's various youth national teams, Camarda has truly established himself at Under-21 level, scoring four goals in six appearances. He was also called up to Italy's senior national team as part of Baldini's experimental squad, making two appearances.
