According to Tuttomercato, Lecce is expected to exercise the right to buy Francesco Camarda, as per the agreements with Milan. It is reported, however, that Milan is ready to use the buy-back clause already included in the operation, with the aim of maintaining control over the player, who was born in 2008.

According to Nicolo Schira, Lecce is expected to activate the option to purchase Francesco Camarda for 3 million.

Francesco Camarda, a forward owned by Milan, will complete the 2025/26 season as a Lecce player. He moved to Lecce last summer to gain experience and play more regularly. The arrangement includes an option for Lecce to buy Camarda and a buy-back clause for Milan. Gazzetta.it reports that this operation could allow Lecce to earn around one million euros. Camarda is scheduled to return to Milan for surgery but will stay a Lecce player. He could become available for the club if his recovery is completed before the end of the season.

Discussions are taking place between Milan and Lecce concerning Francesco Camarda, who is currently on loan at Lecce. The loan club wishes to avoid interrupting the loan spell after the player suffered a shoulder injury. Milan's sporting director, Igli Tare, mentioned the topic to Dazn before the match between the two sides.