Ambrosini urges Camarda to play in a more realistic setting

Ambrosini urges Camarda to play in a more realistic setting

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2026-10-27 00:03:48
Massimo Ambrosini said during DAZN's coverage of Milan's win over Udinese that Francesco Camarda should go and play in a more realistic environment.

Massimo Ambrosini said during DAZN's coverage of Milan's 2-0 victory over Udinese on Sunday that Francesco Camarda should go and play somewhere more realistic. Camarda was introduced in the 90th minute.

Ambrosini's advice

Ambrosini said: "When I look at Tresoldi, Camarda comes to mind. He needs a certain level of experience. For me, Tresoldi isn’t a ‘champion’, but he could become one. He looks much better than Camarda, who should go and play somewhere more realistic, like Brugge, and have a different experience."

Camarda's playing time

Camarda came on in the 90th minute against Udinese on Sunday. He has played for just nine minutes in Serie A this season, split across three cameo appearances off the bench.

Tresoldi comparison

Ambrosini compared him with Nicolo Tresoldi, who has scored three hat-tricks over the last 26 days with Club Brugge and the Germany U21s, including one against Inter in the Champions League.

Need to play regularly

Ambrosini said: "He needs to gain confidence, grow, and become used to playing 30 high-level matches a season. Go and play. Then, if Milan believe in you, they will keep you and you come back as a different person. If you stay there, they’ll call you Ramos’s understudy and will only let you play in the Europa League, maybe the occasional one in the league."

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