According to CalcioMercato, Cagliari called Milan yesterday to inquire about Francesco Camarda, but Milan thanked them and declined. Consequently, there was no formal transfer proposal or discussion of a dry loan or a loan with an option to buy. Unless there are unforeseen developments, Camarda is not expected to leave.

According to Nicolo Schira, AC Milan have decided to keep Francesco Camarda in the First Team for the 26/27 season. Cagliari had shown interest in a loan for the player.

Nicolo Schira reports that there is interest surrounding Francesco Camarda, with several clubs considering his potential transfer. An exclusive report indicates that AC Milan has received several approaches for Francesco Camarda for the upcoming season, with Cagliari, Sassuolo, Parma, and Monza all showing interest. Lecce is set to trigger a €3 million option to buy the player, but Milan plans to use a €4 million buyback clause to keep him. The ultimate intention is for Camarda to then be sent out on loan to secure more playing time.