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Serie A

Monza’s market push: Folorunsho surveyed as Juric seeks reinforcements

🇮🇹 By 4AllFootball ·
Monza’s market push: Folorunsho surveyed as Juric seeks reinforcements

Monza’s latest market move signals that manager Ivan Juric is actively bolstering the newly promoted side, with a survey launched for Napoli midfielder Michael Folorunsho, a 1998‑born player who logged 27 Serie A appearances and scored two goals while on loan at Cagliari.

Market move confirmed by Sky

Secondo quanto riportato da Sky Sport, the club’s interest follows the recent pursuit of Cyril Ngonge. The report appears under the heading Stampa A− A+ in the Calciomercato Napoli section.

"Il Monza continua a muoversi sul mercato per mettere a disposizione di Ivan Juric nuovi rinforzi per la rosa brianzola," the club statement read. The announcement confirmed that a sondaggio for Michael Folorunsho has been carried out in the last hours.

Folorunsho remains a Napoli‑owned player, with the Italian side retaining his registration. He is part of the 1998 birth cohort, adding youth to Monza’s plans.

During the previous season, Folorunsho spent time on loan at Cagliari, featuring in 27 Serie A matches. He contributed two goals during that campaign.

Monza, freshly promoted to Serie A, is seeking to strengthen its squad ahead of the new campaign. The club’s proactive approach aims to secure the necessary depth for the upcoming challenges.

The next steps involve formalising the interest and potentially negotiating a transfer with Napoli. Further reinforcements are expected as Monza continues its market activity.

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