Atalanta insist German Denis and Luca Cigarini “will not leave,” but Davide Zappacosta and Daniele Baselli are “highly sought-after.”
The Orobici survived a scare to stay in Serie A for another season and renewed Coach Edy Reja’s contract.
“We received proposals for Zappacosta from Italy and abroad, it’s true,” director of sport Giovanni Sartori told La Gazzetta dello Sport.
“We do not consider the offers to be satisfying yet. I can say in any case that the player is highly sought-after.
Atalanta insist German Denis and Luca Cigarini “will not leave,” but Davide Zappacosta and Daniele Baselli are “highly sought-after.”
The Orobici survived a scare to stay in Serie A for another season and renewed Coach Edy Reja’s contract.
“We received proposals for Zappacosta from Italy and abroad, it’s true,” director of sport Giovanni Sartori told La Gazzetta dello Sport.
“We do not consider the offers to be satisfying yet. I can say in any case that the player is highly sought-after.
“It’s very difficult right now to predict what his future could be. Juventus like him too, but I wish to make clear that there are no negotiations in progress.”
Midfielder Cigarini was heavily linked with a move to the Premier League for Swansea City, while Denis had offers from Independiente and River Plate.
“Cigarini is staying here. With the possible departure of Baselli, we cannot afford to lose more crucial elements.
“The same goes for Denis, he is going nowhere. The club has taken him off the market, the matter is closed.”
Baselli had been on the verge of joining Milan, but it appears the Rossoneri have released him from that agreement.
“There is interest from Fiorentina and we have started certain talks, but there is also interest from other Italian clubs.
“We are evaluating proposals, including one from abroad. Baselli is liked by many clubs and there isn’t one ahead of the others right now. All we want is for our conditions to be satisfied.”