Sassuolo have reportedly offered Domenico Berardi a new five-year contract as they look to tie down their talismanic forward.
The 28-year-old Italian winger had a great season last campaign under Alessio Dionisi, scoring 15 goals and providing 17 assists in 33 Serie A appearances. Berardi’s strong season, coming off the back of his impressive Euro 2020 outing, saw him attract the attention of a number of top clubs in Italy, including Juventus, Milan and Roma.
As reported by TMW, Sassuolo chairman Giovanni Carnevali met with Berardi’s agent yesterday to start laying the groundwork of a contract renewal. The Neroverdi offered the 28-year-old a five year contract, hoping to make him the true talisman of the team.
Berardi currently earns around €2m net per season plus add-ons and it’s likely that the new deal is accompanied by a salary bump as the club look to reward their key figure.
The Italian winger has spent his whole career associated with Sassuolo, despite earning a €4.5m move to Juventus back in 2013. He was immediately sent back to the Neroverdi on a two-year loan deal before he made his stay permanent.
Berardi has made 326 appearances across all competitions for the Neroverdi, scoring 121 goals and providing 84 assists in that time.
Should move to a bigger club like Napoli / Ac Milan
he should go to man utd