GOAL says Milan want Endrick move as Camarda loan gains ground

GOAL says Milan want Endrick move as Camarda loan gains ground

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2026-11-02 01:33:20
GOAL reported that Cardinale wants to pursue Endrick in January, while Gianluca Di Marzio said a January loan for Camarda is gaining ground.

GOAL reported that AC Milan owner Cardinale wants to pursue Endrick in the January transfer window, while according to Gianluca Di Marzio, a January loan for Camarda to give him regular football is gaining ground. The developments concern Milan's attacking plans.

Cardinale's January approach

GOAL reported that Cardinale was ready to invest in the January transfer window in a recent interview with Gazzetta dello Sport. GOAL reported that the player who has most caught Cardinale's eye is Brazilian Endrick.

Krosche's role

Krosche will begin his role as AC Milan's Head of Football on 1 December. GOAL reported that Cardinale plans to draw on the relationships and knowledge of Krosche. GOAL reported that Milan have not given up on Endrick and will push hard to find an opening.

Factors around Endrick

GOAL reported that good relations with Endrick's agency, Roc Nation, could help soften the stance at the Casa Blanca. Roma, Aston Villa and Arsenal are keeping an eye on Endrick.

Attack options and Camarda

GOAL reported that AC Milan face weeks of reflection over their attack. GOAL reported that Ramos is too isolated to perform to potential. GOAL reported that one option is to sign another top-class forward to increase competition in the squad and give Amorim new options. According to Gianluca Di Marzio, a January loan move for Camarda to give him regular football is gaining ground.

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