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CorSport – Napoli Market: Agreement Reached with Girona for Gutierrez

Miguel Gutierrez continues to fill the days of Napoli. The left-back of Girona, the next opponent expected on Saturday in Castel di Sangro due to a mere summer market and preparation coincidence, was also at the center of a series of talks and discussions yesterday that have been animating the notebook since last week. The reinforcement of the left flank, with an external player who can make an impact across the entire flank and improve both phases, has become a priority but has also opened up a series of reflections on the opportunity for a double move: in tandem with a more offensive player. In this perspective, the profile of Jack Grealish, 29 years old, leaving City and motivated to join his friend De Bruyne, is still in vogue despite Tottenham's courtship. Federico Chiesa and Jadon Sancho are also still in the running, further away from Liverpool and United. However, the double move appears to be linked to the possible departure of Giacomo Raspadori, who was catapulted back to the center of Spanish operators' radar yesterday: after French midfielder Enzo Millot from Stuttgart surprisingly announced his decision to accept Al-Ahli's offer, Jack's candidacy has returned to the forefront for Atletico Madrid. His agent has been in talks with the Colchoneros for a while, but they need to get closer to the value recognized by Napoli for their attacker: 30 million euros.

The direct line with Spain, as we said, is intense: yesterday the negotiations for Gutierrez, 24 years old, heated up. He has been in the crosshairs several times, in and out; only to return to the spotlight in the last period where the swing on the left has regenerated the need to intervene with a versatile player, a functional external player in both defensive and offensive phases. An agreement has already been reached with Girona, his club, based on 18 million euros, while with Manuel Garcia Quilon, Miguel's new manager and an old friend of the club from adventures with Reina, Albiol, Callejon, and Benitez, there are still some details to be ironed out. In short, nothing too complex.

Carlo Gioia

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