Milan activates Camarda's buy-back clause after a successful season in Lecce

According to the latest reports from Italy, AC Milan intends to activate the buy-back clause for talented striker Francesco Camarda, who was loaned and then sold to Lecce during the 2025-26 season. Camarda, who scored an incredible 485 goals in 89 games for Milan's youth teams, made his Serie A debut at the age of just 18 and has already made 33 appearances in the competition. As part of his professional development, Camarda was loaned to Lecce at the age of 17 for the start of the 2025-26 season to gain experience in Italy's top flight. This contract included not only a buy-back option for Lecce, but also a buy-back clause in favor of Milan.  Lecce have confirmed that they have activated their buy-back option, meaning Milan have the option to re-sign the player between June 18 and 20. According to Matteo Moretto, Milan intends to use this clause, which will involve a payment of over EUR 500,000. The decision to return Camarda to Milan is dictated by his excellent performances in Lecce, where the young striker showed his skills at Serie A level. The Rossoneri see him as the future of their attack and are ready to welcome him back to their ranks.  --- ## Related Articles 1. [Serie A](https://onzeactu.com/fr/news/atalanta-que-faire-en-attaque-entre-secondes-pointes-et-trequartistes-la-situation) 2. [Serie A](https://khidarikhabran.com/khabran/vlahovic-chiesa-del-piero)