GdS: Milan, Juventus and Inter want Sassuolo forward but €40m price has been set

By Oliver Fisher -

AC Milan, Inter and Juventus are both interested in signing Sassuolo striker Gianluca Scamacca but a high asking price has been set, a report claims.

According to La Gazzetta dello Sport (via MilanNews), Scamacca is the man that Juve boss Max Allegri has chosen as his number one target for the attack, but it will not be a straightforward pursuit for the Bianconeri as things stand.

Inter have already made enquiries with Sassuolo chief Giovanni Carnevali about signing the former Genoa loanee, while Milan are also in the running to sign him, and Fiorentina are in the race but appear slightly behind as La Viola will do everything to keep Vlahovic in January.

The starting price is €40m which is a lot of money for a player with six league goals in 19 appearances so far in the current campaign, but it is possible that certain formulas could be used to snatch the 22-year-old.


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5 Comments

  1. Man Scamacca scored 5 goals and he’s a superstar now…please stop the BS! Get another striker please. Sell Conti, Castillejo and go for Vlahovic (Paying €25 million up front and the rest in 4 installments).

    1. Come on man, Vlahovic was 70m+ last year, now he’s had another amazing season already and you think he’ll go for anything reasonable? Not a chance. He’ll go for 100+ now. He’s ideal for us but we can’t afford it. Scamacca will probably be 1/3rd of the price. 40m is too much but closer to 25m I can see being a fair price.

  2. Nah, offer 25m plus 5m bonuses and it will be enough. Good choice. Star in the making needs confidence from a guy like Ibra and he’ll grow leaps and bounds. We can’t afford 100m+ vlahovic since he’s going to be way more expensive now since he’s top scorer rn so scamacca is a great choice.

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