According to Tuttomercato, Napoli has made Lorenzo Lucca available for transfer. The potential transfer is valued at 35 million euros and is described as very complicated, particularly because Napoli is not expected to be willing to sell their striker to a direct competitor.

According to La Gazzetta dello Sport, a sale of Lorenzo Lucca to West Ham is now impossible because the club has closed a deal for Castellanos. An option for a swap with Artem Dovbyk is not considered very appealing.

According to Tuttomercato, the imminent return of Romelu Lukaku could result in the sale of Lorenzo Lucca from Napoli. However, Conte may only approve the transfer if a new striker is acquired.

According to Sky Sport Italia, Lorenzo Lucca might also leave due to Romelu Lukaku being expected to return from injury after the winter break, which would leave no room for Lucca.

Giovanni Manna stated that all possibilities are being considered regarding Lorenzo Lucca's potential departure from Napoli in January. Manna said that they need to try to improve the team and not weaken it, and that the outcome remains to be seen. He added that because they have to operate at a zero balance, they must be attentive to every possible opportunity.

Tuttomercato reports on the potential January departure of Lorenzo Lucca from Napoli, stating the club demands at least six to seven million euros for a loan that would include an obligation to buy. Sporting director Giovanni Manna indicated that they will see what happens. Manna also indicated that while Napoli wanted Lucca, he must give more. The report adds that Napoli needs to recoup money to operate in the transfer market due to limitations imposed by a commission established by Minister Abodi.

Giovanni Manna, the sporting director for Napoli, discussed the potential departure of Lorenzo Lucca in the winter transfer window. Manna stated that Lucca's future is dependent on himself, and that Napoli considers him a strong player who needs to increase his effort during the week.

Il Mattino reports that the agent of Lorenzo Lucca is open to a possible transfer, though no concrete offers have arrived yet at Castel Volturno. Lucca is set to be redeemed by Napoli in the summer as per initial agreements. Contacts between Napoli and Udinese are ongoing for the future, but an immediate return to Friuli is excluded as coach Runjaic has that role covered. If Napoli wishes to loan him out, they will need to complete the redemption early.

According to Corriere dello Sport, the blue club is considering the possibility of sending Lorenzo Lucca on loan in January to allow him to play consistently and regain confidence. The idea of a loan is reportedly concrete but not simple. Lucca arrived in the summer on a loan with an obligation to buy, and a temporary transfer in January would force Napoli to anticipate the definitive purchase from the Friulian club, which is considered a possible but complicated maneuver. Furthermore, the player desires to stay and would like to continue to compete for opportunities to play.

Lorenzo Lucca joins Nápoles on loan from Udinese, with an obligatory purchase clause. The initial loan is valued at 9 million euros, with a mandatory purchase clause of 26 million euros, including bonuses. Pisa, his former club, will receive 10% of the deal's value. Upon confirmation of the permanent transfer, Lucca will have a contract valid until 2030, with a salary of 2 million euros per season.

Mundo Deportivo reports on Lorenzo Lucca's imminent transfer to Nápoles. Lorenzo Lucca, known as the Italian Haaland, is reportedly close to joining Nápoles. The deal includes a loan fee of 6 million euros for one season with an obligation to purchase for an additional 26 million euros. The total agreement with the player is complete, and the only matter pending is Udinese's approval. Udinese initially wanted the full amount upfront but is likely to accept the structured payment as it exceeds their initial demand of 30 million euros.

Tuttomercato reports on Atalanta's interest in Lorenzo Lucca as a replacement for Mateo Retegui. Lorenzo Lucca is one of the top names on Atalanta's list to replace Mateo Retegui. However, a verbal agreement exists between Napoli and Udinese, making it complicated for Atalanta to enter the negotiation.

Tuttomercato reports on the future transfer possibilities for Lorenzo Lucca. Lorenzo Lucca is awaiting his next destination. He is a forward who scored 20 goals in two years and could bring significant funds to the club. Udinese is likely to sell him after identifying a replacement, to avoid potential price hikes from other interested parties.

Tuttomercato reports on the growing interest in Lorenzo Lucca from top Italian and foreign clubs. There is interest from all major Italian clubs and also some foreign clubs. Udinese is not actively offering Lucca, but his value will be determined by the club that desires him the most.

Antonio Imborgia, the former agent of Lorenzo Lucca, stated that Udinese will not sell Lucca for less than 35 million euros. Imborgia emphasized Lucca's unique skills, likening him to an NBA athlete playing football and highlighting his adaptability on the field. Imborgia also mentioned Lucca's past experience with Ajax and suggested that if Lucca had joined Bologna, he might now be playing for top clubs like Napoli or Milan.

Lucca is a player to watch for potential transfer. Although Milan has targeted Gimenez, an offer of 35 million from another club might tempt Udinese to sell.

A Premier League club has expressed interest in Lorenzo Lucca. Udinese is asking for 20/25 million euros, but the price is negotiable. Initial contacts with the player's entourage occurred in mid-January, but no official offer has been made yet.

Lucca is a player in the sights of many top clubs. The executive director of Udinese, Gianluca Nani, mentioned that although there have been too few offers for Lucca considering his value, he is surprised more have not come in. Nani also clarified that Roma has not inquired about Lucca, but other top clubs have shown interest.

Gianluca Nani stated that Lorenzo Lucca is not open for offers as he is in a phase of growth and is perfectly involved in the project. He is considered a strong player and naturally attracts interest.