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This is the big issue of this winter transfer window. Barring an incredible turnaround, Khvicha Kvaratskhelia will sign up with Paris Saint-Germain in the coming days.
The Georgian winger would have found a contractual agreement with the capital club which for its part would have reached a verbal agreement with the Italian team for a transfer which should be around 80 million euros including bonus.
Faced with this important departure, Naples must turn around and find their replacement. Italian coach Antonio Conte would have made his choice and targeted the ideal player for his playing system. According to information from Sport Italia, the former manager of Inter Milan and Chelsea would like to treat himself to the Argentinian winger from Manchester United Alejandro Garnacho. The Mancunian could leave the Red Devils in the event of a good offer.
Man United set the price
Naples will work to replace Kvaratskhelia. If rumors suggest that the priority was the Liverpool player Federico Chiesa, Antonio Conte has set his sights on the young Argentinian Garnacho.
The Red Devils striker will not be retained by the Mancunian board in the event of a satisfactory offer. An offer of 50 million euros could be enough to recruit the player. A price which should not scare the Italian club which will replenish its coffers with the departure of Kvaratskhelia.
Currently, Alejandro Garnacho is under contract until June 2028 with Manchester United. To be continued…
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