Following reports that the AC Milan star will be joining Chelsea in the Premier League, Chelsea is reportedly making the initial move in their effort to sign the 15-year-old record-breaker Francesco Camarda.

When Camarda entered the game off the bench during Milan’s 1-0 victory against Fiorentina over the weekend, he became the youngest player in Serie A history. After replacing Luka Jovic in the 83rd minute, the striker broke Paolo Maldini’s record to become the club’s youngest player ever.

Due to Milan’s injury crisis, Stefano Pioli had to start using younger players off the bench. The Italian FA typically does not allow players under the age of sixteen, so Milan had to obtain a special exemption for the brilliant forward. His name has been all over the place in recent days, but clubs seem to be lining up to make transfers.

Camarda’s possible suitors are Chelsea, according to 90min. A number of European teams, including Manchester City and Liverpool, are keeping a close eye on the hotshot’s circumstances at Milan. According to the report, the Blues have made touch with the striker’s family to inquire about his preferences.

Sadly for the three Premier League players, English clubs are not allowed to sign players under the age of eighteen who are not nationals of the United Kingdom. Due to the European Union’s lenient immigration laws, teams in Europe are permitted to sign any starlets under the age of sixteen.

With reports indicating that Camarda scored more than 400 goals while in Milan’s academy, it’s no wonder that some of the top teams in Europe are interested in him.

But according to reports, Camarda and his family have made Milan their home, and after he turns sixteen, it’s very possible that he will sign a professional contract.