Italian Press Celebrates Camarda

Young Italian striker Francesco Camarda stole the spotlight in AC Milan's first appearance of the new season's preparation, scoring both goals in a 2-2 friendly draw against Celtic. He received widespread acclaim from the Italian media, which deemed him the undisputed star of the match.

According to La Gazzetta dello Sport, Kamada has convinced AC Milan's management and coaching staff to abandon the idea of loaning him out, with coach Ruben Amorim deciding to keep him in the first team for the entire season following his standout performance in Glasgow. Amorim stated after the match: "Kamada will stay with us, I have a lot of faith in him and in the abilities of our young players."

Tuttosport headlined their coverage: "Camarda has already taken over Milan Amorim," considering that the 18-year-old forward sent a strong message in his first friendly test, leading the team to come back from a two-goal deficit by scoring twice in just seven minutes.

Observers in Italy believe that Kamada's strong start could represent a turning point in his career with the Rossoneri, especially as he has become a candidate for a bigger role in Milan's lineup for the 2026-2027 season, given the great confidence he enjoys from the new coach.