four Azzurri among the biggest flops in Serie A

Bad news at Napoli: yet another piece of data has arrived which certifies the disappointing season just spent by the Azzurri.

The season just ended by Napoli is the worst since the team Aurelio De Laurentiis fight for a place in Europe. The Azzurri, with the tricolor on their chest, managed neither to reconfirm themselves nor to achieve the minimum objective of the season: qualification for a European competition.

The tenth place in the standings disappointed all the Neapolitan people who were not able to enjoy the exploits of their favorites even in the Champions League as well as in the Italian Cup in which Napoli exited in the round of 16 thanks to relegated Frosinone (0-4) by Eusebio Di Francesco.

The blue club, on the other hand, had to do without Victor Osimhen between the African Cup and various small injuries and Piotr Zielinski who, despite being tormented by a few too many stops, was excluded from the Champions League list ahead of the round of 16 match against Barcelona and from then on he was no longer able to be truly decisive with the Neapolitan shirt. The Pole will join Inter after the conclusion of his relationship with Napoli, scheduled for June 30th.

Once the market valuation has dropped, here are the 4 Napoli players penalised

In light of what has been done during the season, Victor Osimhen, despite his 15 goals in Serie A, has suffered a drop in market valuation: from 120 to 100 million euros. A dynamic not to be underestimated in view of the probable sale that will involve him closely in this summer transfer window.

Zielinski has gone from worth 35 million at 22 with the registry issue starting to weigh on him. The midfielder is ready to return to the best psycho-physical condition in his new adventure in Milan, the Nerazzurri side where he will arrive on a free transfer. Furthermore, also the defence influenced the Azzurri’s championship: 48 goals conceded compared to 28 the previous year.

Suffering a drop in market value was Amir Rrahmani, with a habit of scoring goals this year but not very incisive in the Italian rearguard, especially in the air. The former Hellas Verona is now valid 15 million10 fewer than at the start of last season. Giovanni Di Lorenzoclose to being sold unless Conte intervenes, has a card that is only valid 15 millionalso 10 less than last year’s football season.