Manchester United says it is  more than alert  to the 16-year-old’s circumstances. A forthcoming choice might change his life…….

As we have previously mentioned, there are rumors in Italy that Manchester United is considering AC Milan’s Francesco Camarda.

Despite being of legal age to sign a professional contract, the 16-year-old striker has emerged as one of the most sought-after assets in Serie A.

On Monday, Gazzetta dello Sport will discuss the matter; it should be noted that Camarda is being pursued by numerous major European clubs, including Manchester United.

This is all in response to the forward’s two goals for Italy’s U17 team against Belgium over the weekend, which helped to resurrect his career.

It was decided not to sign a new contract with Milan just yet, even though he turned 16 earlier this year, because doing so at the end of the season would allow him to draft it until 2027 rather than 2026.

The reasoning is sound, but it also gives other teams—like Manchester United—permission to attempt to persuade him to deviate from his San Siro trajectory.

Despite the fact that Palermo is a part of Manchester City’s City Group and Borussia Dortmund is reportedly leading, the Old Trafford team is reportedly “also more than alert” on the player’s condition.

Due to post-Brexit regulations, he cannot move to England until he reaches 18; therefore, in order to get him, a contract to move there would need to be struck before then.

Because of this, even at the age of 16, he has the “attention span” of a 20-year-old. In the upcoming months, he will have to decide whether to “change his life” by traveling overseas or to stay in Milan.