Fiorentina Nearing Deal for Parma's Mateo Pellegrino
Serie A outfit Fiorentina appears to be on the verge of another significant market acquisition, as negotiations for Parma striker Mateo Pellegrino are progressing well.
Previously, Juventus had shown interest in the Argentine forward, but they were unable to meet Parma's valuation for the player.
Although Crystal Palace also expressed interest, Fiorentina is now in the strongest position to secure the transfer.
According to reports, Fiorentina's sporting director has been actively pursuing Pellegrino for some time, holding him in high regard. A preliminary agreement is understood to be in place between Parma and "La Viola" for the transfer, with an estimated fee of €20 million. The involved parties are currently finalizing the remaining details of the deal and are optimistic about its successful completion.
However, the completion of this transfer is significantly dependent on the future of another striker, Roberto Piccoli. Bologna is actively pursuing Piccoli, and discussions are ongoing for the Italian player to find a new club. Bologna has reportedly made an initial offer of €15 million for Piccoli, but Fiorentina is seeking a package deal valued at €20 million.
English Translation:
Serie A side Fiorentina could be close to making another significant signing, as a deal for Parma striker Mateo Pellegrino is nearing completion.
Juventus had previously pursued the Argentine forward, but they were unable to meet Parma's asking price.
While Crystal Palace also showed interest, Fiorentina is now leading the race to secure the transfer.
Reports indicate that a senior figure at Fiorentina has been keen on signing Pellegrino for a while and is a strong admirer of his talent. A general agreement between Parma and Fiorentina is reportedly in place for the transfer, with the player expected to cost around €20 million. The clubs are currently discussing the final terms of the deal, and there is optimism that the move will go through.
The transfer's progression is largely tied to the future of Roberto Piccoli. Bologna is interested in signing Piccoli, and talks are underway for the Italian striker to move to a new club. Bologna has made an initial offer of €15 million, but Fiorentina is demanding a package worth €20 million.
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