Giuseppe Rossi’s move to Levante from Fiorentina could reportedly be confirmed today, with West Ham’s Mauro Zarate set to replace him.
The Italy international has struggled for regular playing time under Paulo Sousa this season and a return to Spain is on the cards.
Gazzetta dello Sport writes that today will be key for the transfer, as Rossi’s representatives will meet the Viola directors in order to advance the deal with Levante.
Giuseppe Rossi’s move to Levante from Fiorentina could reportedly be confirmed today, with West Ham’s Mauro Zarate set to replace him.
The Italy international has struggled for regular playing time under Paulo Sousa this season and a return to Spain is on the cards.
Gazzetta dello Sport writes that today will be key for the transfer, as Rossi’s representatives will meet the Viola directors in order to advance the deal with Levante.
The La Liga outfit are believed to have tabled a bid for an initial loan with the right to buy fixed at €5m.
Gazzetta writes that the Spaniards have given a 48 hour ultimatum on Fiorentina’s decision, but the Viola want to secure a buy-back clause before closing a deal.
Former Lazio and Inter forward Zarate is set to replace Rossi in Florence, with La Nazione reporting today that the Argentine is willing to lower his wages in order to make the move.
The newspaper believes an agreement has already been reached between the two clubs for an outright transfer, with the approval of the Zarate’s representatives expected to arrive today.