What about this? Roma could lend Benfica a hand in signing Lorenzo Lucca | OneFootball

Roma could give a big boost to the signing of Lorenzo Lucca. According to reports, the Italian capital’s club is trying to finalize the signing of Donyell Malen, which in itself could make it easier for the Italian striker to join the Benfica squad.

The same source explains that the arrival of the Dutchman would allow the capital’s club to loan or sell the Ukrainian striker to Napoli, a club that wants to secure the player. This scenario alone could facilitate negotiations between the Neapolitan club and Benfica for Lorenzo Lucca.

Aware of the demands that the transfer will entail, Benfica is already up to date with the conditions imposed by the team led by Antonio Conte. Apparently, Napoli wants a paid loan — 2 million euros — and a purchase clause to be included in the contract, set at around 35 million euros.

This season, playing for Napoli, Lorenzo Lucca — valued at 25 million euros — has played 21 official matches: 15 in Serie A, four in the Champions League, one in the Super Cup, and one in the Coppa Italia. In the 584 minutes played, the striker, who has a contract valid until June 2028, has scored two goals.

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