Napoli push for Juanlu: final sprint with Sevilla, Wolves left behind | OneFootball

Napoli continues to move with determination on the market front and, after a very intense first part of the transfer campaign, is now also accelerating on the youth front. The concrete goal is Juanlu Sánchez, a right-back born in 2003 owned by Sevilla, with whom the Neapolitan club has intensified contacts in the last few hours. This is reported by Sky Sport, which speaks of a constant dialogue between the parties, with the blue management intending to close as soon as possible.

Napoli, swoop for Juanlu: final sprint with Sevilla, Wolverhampton detached

Sevilla, initially firm on a higher valuation, would have revised its economic requests, dropping to a total figure of around 17 million euros between fixed and bonus. A turning point that has convinced Napoli to accelerate: sporting director Giovanni Manna is working to define the details and anticipate the competition, especially that of Wolverhampton, which in recent days has tried an insertion without however finding concrete support. Another clear signal of the impending sale came last Saturday, when Juanlu was not employed in Sevilla's summer friendly against Olympique Marseille. The Spanish defender remained on the bench for all 90 minutes: a choice linked precisely to the uncertainty about his future and the risk of injuries with the market open.

Andrea Alati

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