Kvernadze at the centre of interest of Roma, Napoli, Fiorentina and Hull City

The young Georgian winger Giorgi Kvernadze, a key figure of the surprising Frosinone of Vincenzo Alvini, started the season with three goals and one assist in the league and two goals in the Coppa Italia, attracting the interest of Roma, Napoli, Fiorentina and Hull City for a possible transfer in January.

Statistics and position

Kvernadze, a right‑footed player but capable of playing on the left flank, is represented by agent Mamuka Jugeli, the same who manages Khvicha Kvaratskhelia, the famous Georgian striker. The new Kvara, according to reports, has already driven the full‑backs of Como crazy during recent scouting.

Arriving from Kolkheti Poti in the summer of 2023, initially on loan, he was bought outright for a total fee of less than one million euros. Since then his value has risen considerably, making him a sporting and economic asset for Frosinone.

Club interest

Among the interested clubs, Napoli sent its scouts to the stadium of Como to assess the performances of Kvernadze, as reported. Roma and Fiorentina have also been mentioned as potential buyers, with the Giallorossa continuing to monitor the player for more than a year.

The interest is not limited to Italy: Hull City, newly promoted to the Premier League, is considering a possible purchase in January. The English club, which has already taken Robinio Vaz on loan from Roma with an option to buy, sees Kvernadze as a reinforcement for the wide area.

The link to Khvicha Kvaratskhelia is inevitable, as both players share the same agent, Mamuka Jugeli, and the same Georgian nationality. This connection could facilitate further international negotiations.

With the transfer window still open, retaining Kvernadze in January could prove difficult for Frosinone, which risks losing a key element both sportingly and financially.