AC Milan evaluates young talents Ossola and Camarda

AC Milan is monitoring young talents as they integrate into the first team under manager Ruben Amorim. Lorenzo Ossola, a left-footed attacking midfielder born in 2007, has drawn attention following a goal in a friendly match against Padova. Ossola, who previously played for Milan Futuro, is viewed as a potential tactical asset for Amorim’s 3-4-2-1 formation due to his ability to operate in the spaces behind the striker.

Meanwhile, Francesco Camarda remains with the first team after returning from a loan at Lecce. Although Amorim intended for the eighteen-year-old to serve as a backup to Gonçalo Ramos, Camarda has seen limited playing time, totaling only eight minutes across two substitute appearances against Lazio and Lecce. The decision to retain him at the club rather than sending him on another loan has raised questions regarding his developmental path and opportunities for consistent match experience.