According to English outlet TeamTalk, Francesco Camarda has attracted plenty of interest from the Premier League. Alongside Chelsea, Manchester City, Liverpool and Brentford also consider the young forward a potential high-level investment for the future.
Tottenham Hotspur and Brighton & Hove Albion have reportedly also shown interest in the ex Lecce player.
The young striker has been given little playing time under Ruben Amorim, despite being the only genuine alternative to Goncalo Ramos in the central striker role. His limited minutes have caught the attention of several Premier League clubs, who are closely monitoring his progress during the early stages of the season.
AC Milan’s stance, however, remains unchanged: the 2008-born gem is not for sale, and the club has neither the need nor the intention to consider any potential offers or proposals that could arrive during the January transfer window.
The Rossoneri have complete faith in Camarda, his abilities and his potential. The club believes his opportunities and playing time will come and increase over time.
