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Khvicha Kvaratskhelia will be one of the big movers and shakers of this 2024 summer transfer window. And for good reason, several clubs, including Paris Saint-Germain, want to sign him this summer. Napoli logically hopes to keep him, but the player’s entourage has been very clear. “We want to leave Naples, but now we are all waiting for Euro 2024. With Conte, Naples has big plans. I am sure they will qualify for the Champions League again next season and fight for the Scudetto. But that does not mean that Kvaratskhelia wants to stay there, I don’t think so.”confided his agent Mamuka Jugeli in mid-June.
A war has been declared between Naples and the Kvara clan, while the management of the Partenopei is not giving up. If Victor Osimhen seems to have a way out, the Georgian could only leave on one condition according to the Italian press: the interested club(s) will have to put an amount of 120 million euros on the table. A rather prohibitive price…
A cleat to Nasser
This Wednesday in Naples, Antonio Conte was presented as the new coach of the club. The Italian tactician took the opportunity to confirm that he is counting on Kvaratskhelia: “It remains, I have been very categorical on this subject, I would not want there to be this soap opera in the future. This is not new information that I am giving, since the president spoke about it before”.
Indeed, the sulphurous Aurelio de Laurentiis had also mentioned the Kvara case. “As for Kvara, I will sit down with Manna, Chiavelli, Kvara and his agent, us. I will make him a proposal for a contract change, I don’t see any problems with him.”he first launched. Then, he tackled, without naming him, Nasser Al-Khelaïfi, accusing the Parisian president of having approached the player without having gone through Naples: “Then there are also those who can make offers without contacting us, maybe clubs in which the ECA president is also present… I am no longer surprised who is right or wrong. I try to be fair”. The message got through.
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