Paris Saint-Germain are one of the clubs that will reportedly pursue AC Milan’s Francesco Camarda. The teenager’s future with the Serie A side remains uncertain, and several teams are lurking, but English clubs might have to bow out.
The young forward, who recently celebrated his 16th birthday, is now eligible to sign his first professional contract with Milan. The Italian club is eager to finalize the deal and hopes to announce it sometime this week.
Nonetheless, several suitors might make him and his camp pause to consider their options before making a decision. HTIC reported on Tuesday, citing sources, that Camarda has offers from a host of clubs to leave Milan, including Premier League giants Arsenal, Chelsea, Liverpool, Manchester City, and Manchester United—all of whom want him.
After Brexit, new regulations dictate that Premier League clubs must wait until Camarda is 18 years old for him to arrive, similar to the process for signing South American players. This rule boosts Milan’s aspirations. This means that if Camarda accepted an offer from England, he could not move until 2026.
However, Camarda still has the option to transfer within the European Union, attracting interest from other clubs such as PSG, Bayern Munich, and Borussia Dortmund, all eager to secure his talents.
