MiType: Naples is expected to finalize Luca s transfer this week, with the transfer fee of 30 million euros & signing for five years

According to the Milan Sports newspaper, Naples is expected to sign Udinese striker Luca this week.

Naples had an interest in Luca last summer, but failed to reach an agreement at that time. Naples is seeking to buy Luca again this summer. The Milan Sports said that Naples and Udinese will hold a decisive talks this week, hoping to reach a final agreement on Luca's transfer. Luca's transfer fee is about 30 million euros, and the two clubs currently only need to talk about the amount of bonuses.

The 24-year-old Luca is an Italian high center with a height of 2 meters. She made 36 appearances for Udinese last season, scoring 14 goals and assisting 2 times. Now Luca is an Italian international, and joining Naples will help increase his popularity and can participate in important events like the Champions League. Luca has agreed to the contract issued by Naples, and he will sign with Naples for five years. Currently, Luca's annual salary after tax in Udinese is only 250,000 euros, and he will receive a significant salary increase after joining Naples.

Luca not only has air superiority and ability to protect the ball in the frontcourt, but also is willing to make sacrifices for the team during the opponent's ball control stage, which Coach Conte appreciates very much. "Milan Sports" pointed out that Naples signed Luca not just to let him serve as Lukaku's substitute, but to regard him as the team's future and long-term investment. Luka will get a lot of opportunities for the game, and at the same time, it will give Lukaku a breathing room, unlike last season when Lukaku is replaced by Napoli, he will be suppressed by his opponent in the game.

In addition to Naples, other teams such as Roma and Juventus are also interested in Luca. However, Naples chairman de Laurentis and Udinese boss Pozzo's family have maintained a good relationship for a long time, so Naples has always dominated Luca's competition.

Naples hopes to end negotiations as soon as possible, and prepare coach Conte for a team that has the full lineup as much as possible when the team starts pre-season training this summer. Naples’ goal is to have 22 players at the main level in the team and prepare for multi-line combat next season.