The report says Kamada’s Crystal Palace contract runs until the end of June, creating a potential free-transfer opportunity for Serie A clubs. Milan’s interest would revive discussions from 2023, when the midfielder was reportedly close to joining before the deal stalled following changes to the club’s ownership structure. Kamada subsequently moved to Lazio and later joined Crystal Palace.
Fiorentina are also understood to have made exploratory contact. The update indicates that sporting director Fabio Paratici has assessed the possibility of a move, although talks have not reached an advanced stage.
Kamada’s reported salary of around €5.45 million per season makes the wage package more significant than the transfer fee. For both clubs, the financial structure of the deal could determine whether initial interest develops into a formal proposal.
Kamada would offer Serie A experience after his spell with Lazio, reducing the adaptation risk attached to a return to Italy. His recent work under Oliver Glasner at Crystal Palace also strengthens his tactical profile, particularly given the midfielder’s ability to contribute between the lines and support pressing systems.
The report credits Kamada with a strong Palace campaign and a Conference League triumph. That recent form, combined with the possibility of signing him without a fee, explains why Milan and Fiorentina are monitoring the situation despite the salary demands.
Any concrete negotiations may wait until after Japan’s 2026 World Cup campaign, according to the report. Kamada’s performances at the tournament could influence the level of competition for his signature, although his contract status already gives him leverage.
Milan appear to hold the early advantage, but Fiorentina’s exploratory contact keeps the race open. Until discussions become formal, Kamada remains a monitored target rather than a confirmed departure or signing.