Napoli Calciomercato Latest – More news on Saint-Maximin deal arrives: one obstacle would slow the Azzurri from signing with the player
For Napoli calciocomercato latest arrives on the hottest name in the blue house. Allan Saint-Maximin remains the new profile on which the partenopei would have thrown themselves for this final winter session of the buying campaign. A repair market full of twists and turns and some thoughtful farewells such as that of Khvicha Kvaratskhelia to PSG.
It was precisely the Georgian’s transfer that prompted Napoli’s search for the attacking outfielder, but the long telenovela Garnacho seems to have come to a dead end. The Argentine is said to have reached an agreement with Manna, but Manchester United demanded a disproportionate amount of money that slowed down the negotiation until it almost ended. Reason why the Parthenopean leadership, has started to move concretely for substitutes.
Saint-Maximin in orbita Napoli: cosa manca per chiudere
According to reports by colleague Orazio Accomando, we find ourselves in the hottest and most decisive hours, which may lock Saint-Maximin. The ball, however, does not pass from the player this time.
“Napoli, major steps forward in #SaintMaximin deal. #Fenerbahce and #AlAhli are agreeing on the terms of the Frenchman’s loan break. Final details. Tomorrow, barring any surprises, the deal will be positively closed.”
Fenerbahce pensa al futuro (LaPresse) – SpazioNapoli.it
According to what my colleague reports, the parties would be closer. A race against time, complete with waivers, to unblock the negotiation. The hope is that Napoli will be able to close the deal, not the main one with respect to Conte’s demands, but still important, for numerical and technical issues.
All that is left, then, is to wait until tomorrow and finally hope for a white smoke that would bring Napoli’s fourth acquisition closer after Scuffet, Hasa and Billing. The hope is that Fenerbahce and Al-Ahli will not further protract the negotiations for the 27-year-old French player’s loan move, otherwise it will come to yet another no-deal.
