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De Rossi eyes Napoli clash: market plans and two signings delayed

🇬🇧 By 4AllFootball ·
De Rossi eyes Napoli clash: market plans and two signings delayed

On Sabato at 20:45, Genoa will host Napoli at the Ferraris stadium, with Grifone coach De Rossi keenly focused on the opponent and keeping a close eye on the transfer market ahead of his league debut.

Market moves and pending signings

The club confirmed the loan of Duombia to Rapid Bucharest yesterday and noted a third youngster sent to the Romanian top division at the Sucu‑owned side. Names such as Ferguson and Van Der Brempt remain at the top of the list, yet no contracts have been finalised.

There is a provisional agreement with Brighton for Ferguson’s loan, including a clause that part of his wages would be covered by the English side. No signature or medical examination has taken place, which is crucial as the player recovers from an ankle operation.

Similarly, an arrangement with Como for the external Van Der Brempt is in place, but the deal hinges on the potential departure of Norton‑Cuffy. Should that move not materialise, the club will explore other profiles that have been observed but not disclosed.

On the exit side, the squad still needs to find a destination for Matturro, a player described as a potentially valuable asset, while Martin’s contract is set to expire in June 2027.

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