The transfer of Francesco Camarda to Monza was almost finalized for an 18-month loan without a buyout option. The agreement was made by the two CEOs, Adriano Galliani and Giorgio Furlani, with the agent Beppe Riso. However, Zlatan Ibrahimovic intervened, advising that it would be better for Camarda to stay at Milan to learn from the big players rather than join a team with little chance of survival in Serie A. Camarda accepted the situation willingly, under Ibrahimovic's guidance.

Camarda's transfer to Monza seemed to be completed, but due to Ibrahimovic's influence, it was decided that it would be better for Camarda to remain at Milan. Adriano Galliani accepted this decision.

Francesco Camarda will continue his career in Serie A at Monza. According to Sky Sport, the forward will join the club on an 18-month loan, rather than the initially expected 6 months. His agents, Giuseppe Riso and Marianna Mecacci, visited the Milan headquarters to finalize the details of the deal. Milan retains the right to recall him as early as June if deemed necessary.

Monza is negotiating a temporary transfer for Francesco Camarda. The player's agents, Giuseppe Riso and Marianna Mecacci, are working on the final details. The loan will be for 18 months, and discussions include potential bonuses and clauses related to Monza's relegation or a certain number of appearances.