Cagliari is set to strengthen its attack with the arrival of Francesco Camarda, one of the most promising talents in Italian football. Following the separation from Guido Angelozzi, new sporting director Pietro Accardi is planning the summer market to build a competitive team. President Tommaso Giulini has indicated that the offensive department will undergo significant changes in the coming weeks, with strikers like Semih Kilicsoy and Leonardo Pavoletti likely leaving the club. Andrea Belotti's situation remains uncertain, while Paul Mendy and Gennaro Borrelli seem to be the stable points of the squad. Camarda, currently owned by Milan, will return to Milan after a loan at Lecce and could be key to Cagliari's future. However, the club faces the issue of the transfer, with Milan preferring a dry loan. Accardi will need to assess the feasibility of the operation and define priorities for the summer market, aiming to promote young Italian players. The goal is to build a competitive attack for the 2026/27 season.