Carnevale: Napoli want Atta, but no January sale | OneFootball

The head of Udinese’s scouting department, Andrea Carnevale, spoke to the microphones of “Il Corriere Dello Sport,” where he discussed the future of Arthur Atta, the French footballer owned by the Friulian club and followed by Antonio Conte’s Napoli.

CdS – Carnevale talks about Atta’s future: “Napoli’s interest in the Frenchman? We won’t sell him in January”

Napoli, due to the numerous injuries that have plagued the team, is in urgent need of a midfielder. In the upcoming winter transfer window, Antonio Conte’s team will be targeting several names that have long been on the attentive sporting director Giovanni Manna’s list. One of these is Arthur Atta, Udinese’s midfielder who has impressed Antonio Conte at the start of this season. Andrea Carnevale, the former Napoli player and current head of Udinese’s scouting department, commented on the Frenchman’s future.

These are the statements from the former Napoli player to Corriere Dello Sport: “Atta is a little gem. Is there already talk of Napoli? I don’t know about that; those are matters to be discussed with the club. For sure, he’s a player followed by many Italian clubs and not only them. In fact, and here I’m giving a technical opinion as I know the player very well, I’m convinced that even now, given his physical and technical qualities, he’s an international-level profile, ready for the big European clubs. Could he leave in January? I don’t think a mid-season transfer is on the agenda.”

Vincenzo Schiavo

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