According to CalcioMercato, Empoli is one of several Serie B clubs to have shown concrete interest in 18-year-old Italian centre-forward Francesco Camarda, with others including Pisa, Catanzaro, and Benevento. After reviewing the situation of the talent born in 2008 in recent weeks, Milan's management has concluded that a January loan move is the best choice for his career due to his limited playing time. The club will only approve a dry loan, which will not include a permanent transfer or a future purchase option. In Serie A, Monza is also reportedly very interested in the player, and Frosinone has been mentioned as a potential destination. The player's entourage reportedly prefers a mid-table Serie A team, though an experience abroad is also being considered. The final decision on the project he will join will be made without rushing and in full agreement between the player, his representatives, and Milan. The player joined AC Milan in June 2025 and is under contract until June 2031. He has 6 caps and 4 goals for the Italy U21 national team, and his current market value, according to Transfermarkt, is €15.00M.