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Il Napoli’s plan for Lucca Il Roma reveals Manna, De Laurentiis

🇮🇹 By 4AllFootball ·
Il Napoli’s plan for Lucca Il Roma reveals Manna, De Laurentiis

In a decisive statement, Il Roma disclosed that Napoli would not loan Lorenzo Lucca, saying “some surveys for Lucca, which Napoli does not want to loan out, but still nothing concrete.” The comment, published by Stampa A&minus A+, puts the striker’s future at the centre of the Calciomercato debate.

Sporting director Giovanni Manna is actively searching for a placement that satisfies both the player’s wishes and SSC Napoli’s requirements. Manna’s task, according to club insiders, is to secure a move that aligns with Napoli’s strategic goals in the ongoing transfer window.

Lazio, led by Gennaro Gattuso, have been monitoring Lucca for some time, according to reports. The biancoceleste side sees the attacker as a potential addition, but no formal offer has emerged yet.

Roma’s disclosed strategy

Il Roma’s latest communication reiterated the same stance, emphasizing that while surveys are ongoing, Napoli remains reluctant to part with Lucca on a loan basis. The club’s approach, hinted by De Laurentiis, suggests a preference for a permanent transfer rather than a temporary arrangement.

Thus far, Napoli has not confirmed any concrete deal, leaving Lucca’s status unresolved. The lack of a definitive move means the striker will remain with SSC Napoli until a suitable agreement is reached.

The ongoing uncertainty keeps Lucca in the spotlight of the Calciomercato, with clubs like Lazio awaiting clarity and Napoli weighing its options.

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