Ambrosini Points to Tresoldi as an Example for Camarda

Former Milan midfielder Massimo Ambrosini made a concrete suggestion for the career of young talent Francesco Camarda. Ambrosini said he should look at Nicolo Tresoldi, who has stood out at Club Brugge in Belgium, and play for a more realistic team.

Camarda, who has scored 485 goals in 89 matches in Milan's youth system, is seen as the future of Italian football. Under Stefano Pioli in 2023, the player made his Serie A debut and became the youngest player in the history of the league. In a loan season at Lecce, he scored his first Serie A goal but did not find regular playing time.

This season, Camarda has played just nine minutes for Milan across three brief cameo appearances. The club's emphasis on players such as Gonçalo Ramos before the season has further limited the young player's chances. Ambrosini said Camarda now needs to play, and that this could happen outside Italy.

According to Ambrosini, Tresoldi may not be a champion yet, but he is a player who can reach that level. In the last 26 days, Tresoldi has scored three hat-tricks for Club Brugge and Germany's U21 team, and he also scored against Inter in the Champions League. Ambrosini believes Camarda would benefit from gaining experience in a league where he can play regularly, such as Belgium or the Netherlands.