From Spain – Juanlu, Napoli could raise their offer to €18 million | OneFootball

Juanlu Sanchez is set to become a new full-back for Napoli. The Sevilla defender is leaving the club where he grew up, and despite interest from English clubs, he only wants the Azzurri. The negotiation has been ongoing for a long time, but both parties are firm in their positions. The Azzurri are relying on the player's will, which could be decisive in the final weeks of the transfer market.

From Spain - Juanlu, Napoli could increase the offer to 18 million

We are entering the final weeks of the transfer market. Napoli will need to secure at least three signings to complete Antonio Conte's lineup. One of these is undoubtedly Juanlu Sanchez. The Spanish full-back has been one of the Azzurri's main targets since the start of the market, but Sevilla's resistance has always been an obstacle in the negotiations. On the other hand, Napoli has had an agreement with the player for some time. The 2003-born player only wants the Partenopei, and he has reiterated this several times, even rejecting offers from Premier League clubs. The Spanish club wants around 20 million plus a resale clause for the full-back, but the Azzurri are firm at 17, without a resale clause.

According to the Spanish portal Abc, De Laurentiis would be ready to increase his offer to close the deal for Juanlu as soon as possible, which has already dragged on for too long. 18 million plus a possible resale percentage is the amount Napoli is willing to offer for the full-back. The Partenopei are confident of closing the deal soon, bolstered by the player's agreement. Moreover, he is a perfect fit for the Azzurri squad, being a 2003-born player, thus an Under who would not take up a spot on the lists.

With Di Lorenzo entering the declining phase of his career, the acquisition of Juanlu Sanchez would also be an important investment for Napoli's future, allowing him to grow under an important player like the Azzurri captain and under the guidance of a great coach like Antonio Conte.

Francesco Landi

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