Once upon a time there was Atalanta’s interest in Austrian Kevin Danso, the ’98 center-back whom Lens is about to sell to Juventus albeit with due distinctions on a still uncertain formula but no definitive transfer. If one of the targets probed before the currently injured Odilon Kossounou seems to be heading toward the bianconero, according to his own will rather than that of his home club, the defensive repair market for the nerazzurri has another open front on which is added the rivalry of the leading Napoli.
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The object of desire of the three teams, direct competitors in the league even though Thiago Motta’s team is already quite far behind the podium, is called Nicolò Bertola and is a 2003 Spezia in B who grew up at the club. At 5 feet 9 inches tall, he seems very well suited to Gian Piero Gasperini’s game because he plays left or right arm indifferently. He already has 3 goals and 2 assists to his credit in the season with Luca D’Angelo coaching him and, most importantly, has not accepted a contract renewal. The Bianconeri seem to be in pole here as well, but Danso’s domino effect would push the Carrarino-born player to Bergamo.
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