Napoli captain Giovanni Di Lorenzo has reportedly asked for a transfer in the summer, believing the cycle in the Campania capital is over.
The 30-year-old Italian right back, who was an instrumental figure in the team’s historic Scudetto success under Luciano Spalletti, penned a new long-term contract in August of last year, unaware of the difficulties that lay ahead this term.
Di Lorenzo has performed moderately well despite Napoli’s significant downturn this season, scoring twice and providing eight assists across 46 matches. Due to his recent renewal, he is tied to the club to June 2028.
Di Lorenzo ready to leave
Page seven of today’s Corriere dello Sport details how Di Lorenzo has asked Napoli for a transfer away in the summer, ready to call it quits in the Campania capital after five years at the club.
The 30-year-old spoke about with new sporting director Giovanni Manna at the club’s Castel Volturno training ground in recent days, expressing his unhappiness and asking to be sold, believing his cycle is over.