Tuttomercato has reported that Milan is considering a loan transfer for their young forward, Francesco Camarda, and has proposed him to several clubs, including Udinese. However, it has been indicated that Udinese is not keen on a simple loan arrangement. Milan plans to extend Camarda's contract until 2027 before entertaining the idea of a temporary transfer. The player, born in 2008, has also been offered to clubs such as Pisa and Lecce. Meanwhile, it was noted that Udinese is concentrating on developing Iker Bravo, a forward born in 2005 from Real Madrid, under the supervision of Kosta Runjaic. This focus on Bravo aligns with Udinese's broader strategy as they brace for significant changes in their attacking lineup, which includes the anticipated sale of Lorenzo Lucca, who is reportedly garnering considerable interest from Napoli.