Andrea Colpani, also known as 'El Flaco', was born in Brescia on May 11, 1999. He established himself with Palladino at Monza, demonstrating uncommon technical and tactical skills on the field. His excellent launching and high-headed running have made him one of the gems of the next market. There are many teams interested in him, including Juventus and Lazio, in addition to Fiorentina where he could find his coach Palladino.

Andrea Colpani is reportedly heading to Lazio from Monza.

Lazio is pressing on the club led by Adriano Galliani to try to beat the competition from Juventus and Milan. Lazio has already made the first contacts, talking about it directly with Galliani. A bid between 15 and 20 million will be needed to bring him to Rome. Colpani, who is a '99 class and is now considered ready by insiders to make a leap forward in his career, this year has 8 goals and 4 assists in 36 appearances in Serie A. He would take over the legacy of Luis Alberto (destined to say goodbye, even if the club does not intend to release him) as an attacking midfielder in Tudor's 3-4-2-1. His profile fits perfectly into the prototype of players that Lazio intends to focus on the next market, to rejuvenate the squad and start a new cycle, given that many, especially in the advanced department, will say goodbye to Formello at the end of the season.

In recent weeks there has also been talk of Lazio, with Lotito who would like him to be the playmaker to complete the department after the farewell of Felipe Anderson. The Atalanta discourse is more complicated which will probably focus on another profile in case of farewell to Koopmeinerrs. This season Colpani has scored 8 goals, many in the first part, in addition to 4 assists in 35 appearances.

Lazio is showing interest in Andrea Colpani as the club will have to do without Felipe Anderson, who is promised to Palmeiras, and deal with Luis Alberto's desire to leave the club. Colpani has scored 8 goals and 4 assists this season, significantly improving his numbers from the previous year. Lazio might try to lower Monza's asking price by including some countermeasures in the deal.

Andrea Colpani, a playmaker who has been in great light with Monza in this Serie A season with 8 goals and 4 assists, is being observed as a potential replacement. Monza starts from a valuation of 20 million euros for his card. Lazio would be willing to get there with the inclusion of a technical counterpart. Akpa Akpro can be included in the operation.

Andrea Colpani, a trequartista who has greatly highlighted himself with Monza this Serie A season with 8 goals and 4 assists, is in the ideas of the Lazio executives as the perfect qualitative replacement for Mago. Monza starts his card from a valuation of 25 million euros.

Andrea Colpani is the primary target of Lazio to replace Luis Alberto. Despite recent tensions in the senate between the president of Lazio and Galliani, their relationship remains good, which could facilitate a potential negotiation. Monza, for which Berlusconi's former right-hand man is seeking buyers (there is interest from an American fund), is asking for 25 million euros for Colpani's card. Class '99, this year he has finally blossomed in Serie A with 4 assists and 8 goals that have attracted the attention of several big clubs, in addition to getting him into the national team. If Lazio can move early, it could avoid the auction that will likely take place in the summer. The two teams will face each other in the championship at the Brianteo stadium on Saturday. This could be a good opportunity to reestablish contact.

Andrea Colpani, currently playing for Monza, has caught the attention of Lazio. Colpani has scored 8 goals and given 4 assists this season. His ability to penetrate the goal area might be useful for a team.

Lazio is interested in Andrea Colpani as a potential replacement for Felipe Anderson. The club could make their first offer at the end of the season. Monza values him at at least 20 million euros.

Colpani from Monza is a target of Lazio