New sensational rumours have emerged regarding one of the most talked about names in the transfer market of the beautiful country
The one that began a few hours ago is very likely one of the most fascinating transfer market sessions in the recent Italian past, due to the profound revolutions that the big teams will have to undergo in an attempt to defuse the fearful tactical hegemony exercised by Simone Inzaghi’s Nerazzurri battleship.
Milan, Lazio, Roma, Juventus and Napoli have replaced their coaches, which can only mean a profound restyling in terms of the available staff. The changed characteristics of the coaches who will sit on the benches of the big Italian clubs presuppose a series of changes in their respective squads, so as to accommodate the technical-tactical ambitions of Baroni, Fonseca, Conte, De Rossi and Thiago Motta. Here is the latest on one of the most talked about names of the past few weeks, which has appeared in most of the notebooks of the aforementioned clubs.
Lazio set their sights on Gudmundsson
Albert Gudmundsson is without a doubt one of the most pleasant surprises of the season just ended, during which he literally enchanted Genoa fans, but more generally every football fan. Quality in tight spaces, intelligence, dribbling, sense of goal and enviable ability to communicate with his teammates are just some of the characteristics that have pushed several Italian clubs (but not only) to test the waters where the Icelander’s registration is located. The club that has most of all entertained dialogues with the footballer’s entourage is without a doubt Simone Inzaghi’s Inter, particularly intrigued by the idea of bringing a second striker of such flair to Appiano Gentile.
Daniele De Rossi’s Roma also focused on Gilardino’s playmaker, who are only scared of the 35 million set by Genoa to sell the Rossoblu number 11… but, according to what Matteo Moretto reported on his X account (Twitter), it seems that the Giallorossi are not the only club in the capital to have included Gudmundsson in their wish list. It would seem in fact that in the last few hours Baroni’s Lazio have tested the waters, starting the first contacts to understand if there are favorable conditions to make a first attempt.
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