Ipswich renew Cajuste chase: €2m bid, must buy if promoted | OneFootball

The Swedish midfielder is close to returning to the Championship: Napoli is negotiating to define the transfer. Possible arrival of a substitute (Miretti?)

Napoli, Ipswich returns to Cajuste: official offer of 2 million, mandatory redemption in case of promotion

Jens Cajuste's future seems to be linked to Ipswich Town again, the English club where the Swede has already played on loan in the second part of last season. After weeks of uncertainty and unlikely destination hypotheses, the negotiation with the British club has undergone a concrete acceleration.

Ipswich's offer: paid loan with conditional redemption

In the last few hours, as reported by Matteo Moretto, Ipswich has formalized an official offer to Napoli for the 1999-class midfielder:

2 million euros for the paid loan

Redemption set at 7.5 million, which would become mandatory in case of promotion to the Premier League

A proposal that confirms the English club's willingness to bet on Cajuste again after last season's experience, which, despite not ending with a definitive purchase in June, had left positive signs.

Napoli opens to transfer: space for a new signing

The Neapolitan club, which has already opened up to the player's departure, looks favorably on an operation that could generate liquidity and free up a spot in midfield. Antonio Conte and Giovanni Manna have identified that area of the field as a priority to complete the roster. Fabio Miretti, outgoing from Juventus, remains one of the most accredited hypotheses.

The point on the negotiation

According to Alfredo Pedullà, the Ipswich destination is the one preferred by Cajuste himself, who has rejected less desirable paths, including an offer from Saudi Arabia.

"Napoli is working on the formula: a paid loan and solid guarantees for the redemption have been requested. Cajuste's world tour - between rumors and failed negotiations - is coming to an end. England is his priority, and Ipswich is getting closer and closer."

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