Noslin to Lazio, negotiations in the balance: Hellas Verona sets the deadline for tomorrow
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According to Corriere dello Sport, the negotiations to bring the Dutch footballer Noslin to Lazio seem to be in a critical phase. Lazio and Hellas Verona have reached an agreement on the overall valuation of the player set at 15 million euros, but there are still differences on the structure and amount of bonuses. Despite frequent telephone contacts between the parties, no significant progress has yet been made. The urgency of the Venetians to close the deal is evident, but the margins of agreement still seem narrow.
Hellas Verona’s financial needs
Hellas Verona’s financial situation is not the best. President Setti has the pressing need to raise cash by tomorrow. This imposes a certain urgency on the negotiation, yet the other party, represented by Lazio’s owner, Claudio Lotito, does not seem to want to give in to the pressure. Lotito is in fact determined to protect the interests of his club, perhaps trying to further optimize the economic formula of the deal.
No alternative on the horizon
Further complicating the situation is the absence of alternative counterparties ready to immediately invest a similar sum for Noslin. Currently, no other club appears to be interested in entering the negotiations, which puts Hellas Verona in an awkward position. Despite this, Lotito is aware that time is in Lazio’s favor, allowing negotiations to continue without excessive haste.
The future of negotiation
What will happen if an agreement is not reached by tomorrow? Lazio’s next move will be crucial. Failure to close the deal by the deadline could lead to different scenarios: either a rethink on the current offer proposed by the Biancocelesti, or waiting for a new opening by Hellas. What is certain is that, unless significant developments occur in the next few hours, Noslin’s future will remain uncertain.
