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Serie A

Icardi eyes Lazio as Serie A striker market swirls

🇮🇹 By 4AllFootball ·
Icardi eyes Lazio as Serie A striker market swirls

Serie A clubs are busy reshaping their attacking options: Mauro Icardi has publicly expressed a desire to join Lazio, while Andrea Pinamonti is set to leave Sassuolo. Meanwhile, Alessandro Lucca and Riccardo Esposito are both hunting new teams, and Como refuses to abandon Moise Kean.

Icardi, the former Paris Saint‑Germain striker, has indicated his ambition to move to Lazio. The club, currently competing in Serie A, could benefit from his experience. No transfer fee has been disclosed.

Pinamonti, a forward at Sassuolo, is confirmed to be departing the club. His exit opens a squad spot for the Emilia‑Romagna side. Details of his next destination remain unreported.

Both Alessandro Lucca and Riccardo Esposito are actively seeking new clubs. The duo have been linked with several Serie A teams, though no concrete offers have emerged. Their agents have confirmed the players are available on free transfers.

Como, competing in Serie B, has reiterated its interest in retaining Moise Kean. The club insists it will not let the striker leave without a suitable deal. Kean's contract situation has not been clarified.

Striker market in Serie A heats up

The flurry of activity underscores a broader trend of Serie A clubs reshuffling their forward lines ahead of the new season. Goal.com highlighted the movements as a key storyline in the Italian top flight. Clubs are balancing budgets while chasing proven goal‑scorers.

Goal.com compiled the transfer updates, confirming each player's status as reported.

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