April 23, 2024

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Is it iconic in Canada? Napoli have one more ally to avoid relocation

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Insigne and Napoli always on the lookout for contract renewals. Mancini, meanwhile, advised not to go and play in MLS.

Continue to run the future Lorenzo Insine, Whose contract with Naples Expires June. So far various meetings have taken place between the President Aurelio de Laurentis And the agent’s attorney, Vincenzo Pizcaken, In fact, they were not enough to produce the white smoke desired by Assyrian supporters and negotiations over the past few days have come to a standstill. The reason is that the club does not in any way consider the financial demands of the players too high and want to satisfy them.

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Naples, the future of the Insignia is a mystery

BadgeIn particular, this time he earns a net of 4.6 million a year and wants to reach at least 6, thus becoming the highest paid player on the team as a whole. Kalido Coolipalli. De Laurentis, for his part, gave him a lower figure (3.5) with the intention of reducing the amount of pay. Under these conditions, it is stipulated that the contract should never come, and can then be signed at another club in February. Is in the windowIntermediate Recently there was talk of a strong interest Toronto.

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Canadians participating in it Mrs., Are ready to drop the old continent and put on the plate an important plan to convince him. Improvements are expected in the coming days, however, in this case, it cannot play a secondary role Roberto Mancini. According to today’s edition of ‘La Repubblica’, the coach of the national team would have asked Badge Do not go and play in the United States in view of a poorly trained championship World Cup 2022. Advice received by the attacker. Now, it remains only to understand how the captain and his club will change.

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