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Regardless of the participant’s lack of taking part in time, Napoli president Aurelio De Laurentiis doesn’t wish to hand Giacomo Raspadori to Juventus.
The Bianconeri have been following the 24-year-old since his early years at Sassuolo, but it surely was the Partenopei who gained the race for his companies in the summertime of 2022. Nonetheless, the Italian hasn’t established himself as a daily starter within the tactical plans of 5 completely different Napoli coaches (Spalletti, Garcia, Mazzarri, Calzona and Conte).
Raspadori has been deemed as a flexible ahead who can interpret varied roles within the ultimate third. He has been deployed as a centre-forward, second striker and a winger on a number of events. However whereas he was an impactful substitute throughout Luciano Spalletti’s reign, he has now been lowered to an afterthought at Antonio Conte’s court docket.
Subsequently, the previous Sassuolo man might be tempted to go away the Maradona Stadium and carve himself a big position at one other membership. And because it occurs, Juventus are looking out the marketplace for a brand new striker who can both act as a backup for Dusan Vlahovic, or crew up with the Serbian when required. In spite of everything, the Bianconeri’s attacking division has been noticeably meager this season, with Moise Kean out of the membership and Arek Milik scuffling with an damage.
Nonetheless, Calciomercato (through JuventusNews24) believes Raspadori’s transfer to Turin isn’t on the playing cards.
Whereas the Bianconeri wish to signal the Italy worldwide on mortgage till the tip of the season, De Laurentiis has no plans to strengthen a direct foe in the midst of the marketing campaign, particularly Juve who’re thought-about Napoli’s fiercest rivals.
Subsequently, Juventus Soccer Director Cristiano Giuntoli is unlikely to reunite together with his previous pupil at Continassa, so he’ll should look elsewhere in the marketplace in his makes an attempt to land a brand new attacker in January.
