SempreMilan
·9 July 2024
Official: Camarda among six Milan youngsters named in Italy’s U19 European Championship squad
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SempreMilan
·9 July 2024
Francesco Camarda has been named among the AC Milan players in the Italy U19 European Championship squad.
The official squad announcement was made by coach Bernardo Corradi (via Calciomercato.com) where he revealed which players will be tasked with defending the title that Italy won in 2019 in Malta.
The tournament is being held in Northern Ireland this time and the two most notable strikers in the team are Udinese’s Simone Pafundi who got five goals in the qualifying phase, and Francesco Camarda who is the only 2008-born player in the squad.
The Milan man continues to punch well above his weight when it comes to age groups, as many expect him to make some sort of impact on the senior Milan team this season.
In total, there are six Milan players in the squad which goes to show the strength of the Rossoneri’s youth sector right now, and the wealth of talent that Paulo Fonseca will be able to tap into when the season is underway.
Davide Bartesaghi, Vittoria Magni, Kevin Zeroli, Camarda, Tommaso Ebone and Diego Sia are the Milan players included.
Goalkeepers: Federico Magro (Lazio), Renato Bellucci Marin (Roma)Defenders: Davide Bartesaghi (Milan), Fabio Cristian Chiarodia (Borussia Monchengladbach), Christian Corradi (Hellas Verona), Vittorio Magni (Milan), Filippo Calixte Mane (Borussia Dortmund), Filippo Pagnucco (Juventus)Midfielders: Aaron Ciammaglichella (Torino), Luca Di Maggio (Inter), Jonas Harder (Fiorentina), Luca Lipani (Sassuolo), Mattia Mannini (Roma), Marco Romano (Genoa), Kevin Zeroli (Milan)Attackers: Lorenzo Anghelè (Juventus), Francesco Camarda (Milan), Tommaso Ebone (Milan), Simone Pafundi (Losanna), Diego Sia (Milan)