As highlighted by Corriere dello Sport, Belgian winger Jari Vandeputte has become one of the hottest names in the summer transfer market. After an extraordinary season in Serie B with Catanzaro, which saw the player make 41 appearances, 10 goals and 15 assists, his talent attracted the attention of several Serie A teams, including Venezia, newly promoted to the top series.
Interest of Cagliari, Sassuolo and Venice
In addition to Venezia, Cagliari and Sassuolo have also shown strong interest in Vandeputte. Cagliari, fresh from a difficult season which ended with salvation in the play-outs, is trying to strengthen their squad to avoid finding themselves in a similar situation again. The agreement with Davide Nicola for the technical guidance is almost closed, and the addition of a player with Vandeputte’s qualities could be fundamental for their project.
Sassuolo, for its part, is determined to immediately climb back to Serie A after relegation. Vandeputte would represent a quality and experience addition to immediately aim for promotion.
Venezia joins the race
Venezia, newly promoted to Serie A, wants to build a competitive team to maintain the category. The inclusion of Vandeputte, with his vision of the game and ability to create scoring opportunities, could be the right move to ensure a positive season.
Vandeputte’s contractual situation
Jari Vandeputte’s contract with Catanzaro expires on June 30, 2025, which gives the Calabrian club some peace of mind in negotiations. However, the growing interest from Serie A teams could lead to an auction for the midfielder, with offers that could approach or exceed 5 million euros, a figure that reflects the player’s value and growth potential he.
The summer transfer window promises to be eventful for Jari Vandeputte, with Venice, Cagliari and Sassuolo ready to compete to secure the performances of the talented Belgian. Catanzaro, for its part, is preparing to carefully evaluate every proposal, aware of the value of its player and the impact he could have on any Serie A team. In the coming weeks, further developments could define Vandeputte’s future and, with it, the fate of a prized piece of Calabrian football.
