Marko Pjaca's impressive performances with Croatia earned him the interest of Fiorentina, Roma and Inter, but the price is getting steep.
The 21-year-old winger was among the players who shined in his country's victory over giants Spain, and will now be facing the Round of 16 in the more accessible bracket of Euro 2016.
Predictably, his performances resulted in a heightened interest by clubs on the transfer market, and La Gazzetta dello Sport reports that Fiorentina will attempt to sign him after the international tournament.
Marko Pjaca's impressive performances with Croatia earned him the interest of Fiorentina, Roma and Inter, but the price is getting steep.
The 21-year-old winger was among the players who shined in his country's victory over giants Spain, and will now be facing the Round of 16 in the more accessible bracket of Euro 2016.
Predictably, his performances resulted in a heightened interest by clubs on the transfer market, and La Gazzetta dello Sport reports that Fiorentina will attempt to sign him after the international tournament.
Inter and Roma are also believed to be keeping an eye on the player, whilst Bologna, who tried to pick him up back in January, are no longer in the race.
The player's price is believed to be around €20m, as his home club Dynamo Zagreb already rejected a €15m offer by a Premier League club.