Another Italian cador melts on Guendouzi

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By: Manu Tournoux

Marseille have found Guendouzi's replacement

In the process of leaving Olympique de Marseille, Mattéo Guendouzi stirs up lust in Italy.

Matteo Guendouzi is getting closer every day to leaving OM. Pushed out, the midfielder would no longer enter Marcelino’s plans. He is even considered one of the high market value players. Pablo Longoria hopes to complete a sale for 20 million euros by the end of the summer transfer window.

So far, Lazio Rome are the most interested club, with even an agreement found between the midfielder’s entourage and the Italian club. But between the two parties, negotiations are always delicate, and the price set by the Marseille president is far from being reached at the moment, since the Romans do not offer more than fifteen million euros.

Napoli enter the race

But the situation is likely to change since Naples has entered the dance, according to the Italian media CalcioDangolo. The reigning Italian champion dreams of adding a midfielder to Rudi Garcia’s squad, who is in favor of such an arrival. He would be the priority since the failure of negotiations with Gabri Veiga, finally transferred from Celta Vigo to Saudi Arabia. The Neapolitans would even be willing to spend the 20 million euros hoped for in this file. Enough to raise the stakes.

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Manu Tournoux

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