CalcioMercato has reported that the future of Francesco Camarda is a central concern for the incoming sporting director at Milan. They indicated that Camarda's development is a priority, especially considering that he has only played 1417 minutes, scoring 4 goals in various competitions, and requires more playtime to enhance his growth. It was noted that Adriano Galliani had nearly secured Camarda for Monza on a two-year dry loan in January; however, Zlatan Ibrahimovic intervened to prevent the transfer. Despite this setback, Monza remains hopeful of acquiring Camarda next season, regardless of whether they face relegation to Serie B. Meanwhile, Camarda's agents are actively seeking a temporary move for him to gain experience in top-flight football.

Francesco Camarda might leave Milan temporarily for a loan to Monza to gain more playing time after an inconsistent season between Milan Futuro and the First Team. The final decision will be made by the new sporting director of the club.

Zlatan Ibrahimovic was instrumental in preventing Francesco Camarda's transfer to Monza in January, as he believed in the young player's potential. The planned transfer was a dry loan. Despite the difficulties in managing Camarda's playing time, Ibrahimovic's actions underline his confidence in Camarda's abilities. Camarda has been dividing his time between the first team and Milan Futuro in Serie C, demonstrating responsibility and dedication. In the first team, he has played 191 minutes, while with Milan Futuro, he has accumulated 936 minutes and scored four goals in Serie C. This balancing act highlights the challenges in his management, yet Ibrahimovic's decision showcases a strong commitment to his development.