Napoli moves to defend, having identified the objective: it costs 40 million

Napoli’s first objective in the next transfer market session will be to strengthen the defence, the chosen objective costs 40 million euros.

A truly subdued season is about to end on the part of Naples, which risks not even qualifying for European competitions, after having abdicated the title fight right from the start. There are many reasons that generated such a poor year, from the choices of the coaches on the bench to a market devoted to savings and little to important investments, as evidenced by the choice to replace a totem of the defense of the scudetto such as Kimwith a young man with no experience in European football like Nathan. A choice that Napoli paid dearly for, but now the club seems ready to make up for it.

Napoli has chosen Buongiorno from Torino for the defence, 40 million euros are needed

According to what was reported in today’s edition of Corriere dello Sport, Napoli intend to invest heavily in defense next season, in order to adequately strengthen the team, starting from their foundations. The identified objective is Alexander Good morningcaptain of the Turin who is doing so much good this season, so much so that he won the starting shirt in the national team. Here is what is highlighted:

De Laurentiis is trying to accelerate by evaluating margins and possibilities of maneuver to define the coup quickly. But let’s be clear: Good morning he is a giant who has been collecting luxury days for a long time. He is a modern, solid scorer, with the timing and mechanisms of the four-man and three-man defence. Offensive phase included. And then he is the perfect age for the club’s parameters – he will turn 25 on June 6th – and also the character and personality to play an important role in a refoundation. The problem? Well, that remains: the evaluation, about forty million.

The real problem with purchasing Good morning remains the strong resistance of Turin. President Cairo will deprive itself of its captain only in the face of offers of the highest level, or at least 40 million euros to go up. The Naplesas well as all the other player contenders, starting from Milan And Inter, they are warned. However, the Azzurri will be able to count on the advantage of having a greater economic potential to exploit, partly deriving from the excellent economic management of the company in previous years, and partly from the almost certain proceeds that will arrive from the sale of Victor Osimhenwhich will bring at least 120 million euros to Napoli’s coffers which the next sporting director, Giovanni Manna, will have to expertly administer.