Twelve days until the departure for the Dimaro retreat and there is a lot to do at Napoli. The Neapolitan club is working to please Antonio Conte on the market, starting with the confirmation of Giovanni Di Lorenzo and Kvicha Kvaratskhelia, without neglecting the Buongiorno and Hermoso operations that remain standing and the Lukaku track ready to enter the heart of the matter after the European Championships and above all when something will start to move for Osimhen. As for the two permanences, yesterday the fans did not miss the social like of Giovanni Di Lorenzo on the post of Antonio Conte’s press conference in which he speaks precisely about him while for Kvaratskhelia the trip of ADL, Manna and Chiavelli to Germany served to bring the parties closer and also shorten the distance from the PSG figures because Napoli – who has made it clear that they will not move as they are not transferable – with the bonuses has also gone beyond the 5 million euro wall. The goal is a peaceful stay, but the entourage could ask for the inclusion of a termination clause.
De Laurentiis’ announcement
Meanwhile in Telese Terme, on the sidelines of the inauguration of the new stadium, the president of Napoli announced to the reporters present a development plan for the youth sector which the club certainly did not fully focus on in its management. A radical change of philosophy which coincides with the arrival of the new sporting director Manna, the return of two former managers and new managers arriving: “We will have great attention on the youth team. Just today with Santoro (the former team manager, ed.), that from now on he will be interested in everything that is the future of the youth department, we were thinking about the whole Italian territory and abroad because that is also where we must go and find the teenagers who have great abilities through this group of people that we are about to hire and who will do this job more than what is already done with the youth teams of which Grava is a very good expert”. Not only is it a different market for Conte, focused on almost all ready-made players with salaries of a certain level, but the plans also include greater investments in prospects in the youth sector.
