Sky reports Lukaku’s agent at Napoli camp as Rom eyes Fenerbahce offer
Sky reports that Lukaku’s agent Federico Pastorello has arrived at SSC Napoli’s training‑camp hotel in Rivisondoli, while the Belgian striker is reportedly ready to accept Fenerbahçe’s offer, a move the club’s director Rom is prepared to consider despite a high price tag in the Calciomercato.
Federico Pastorello, who also represents Meret, was seen checking in at the Napoli hotel in the mountain town of Rivisondoli. The visit was recorded in the latest Aggiornamenti released by the club.
The information comes from colleagues at Sky Sport, who confirmed the agent’s presence at the training camp. Their report emphasizes that the arrival may not be directly linked to Lukaku, but it is noteworthy.
According to the Sky source, the Belgian forward has expressed concrete willingness to accept the offer from Turkish side Fenerbahçe. He is said to want to move to Turkey, and the club appears ready to accommodate his wishes.
SSC Napoli, however, has set a valuation of more than €10 million for the striker, stating that the current Fenerbahçe proposal is far from the club’s request. The price gap remains a key obstacle.
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Napoli’s management is also exploring other options, with Gabriel Jesus mentioned as a potential profile that could fit the squad. The club believes Jesus could provide important alternatives for Allegri, both as a replacement for Hojlund and alongside him.
In Castel di Sangro, Maxime Nanà, the agent of Anguissa, was present, suggesting a possible discussion about a contract renewal for the midfielder. This indicates that negotiations are ongoing on multiple fronts.
The conversation also turned to Chelsea centre‑back Badiashile, described as a profile that convinces everyone. Contacts have been intense, but further work on numbers and a loan structure with an option to become an obligation is still required.
The weekend has slowed the pace of negotiations, yet the parties acknowledge there is still time to continue talks. The situation remains fluid as both clubs assess their options.
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