Federico Gatti, who has a contract with Juventus until 2028, was expecting an economic recognition from the club. However, negotiations with his agent have stalled. Juventus is open to selling Gatti if an offer of 30 million euros is made, with Napoli showing interest.

Tuttomercato reports on the growing interest of Napoli in signing Federico Gatti from Juventus. Federico Gatti, whose contract expires in 2028, has also attracted interest from Napoli. Juventus is asking for a transfer fee of 30-35 million euros to sell the defender, who previously played for Frosinone.

Tuttomercato provides an update on the transfer situation surrounding Federico Gatti and his potential move to Napoli. Federico Gatti is a favorite of Napoli's sporting director Manna, who worked with him at Juventus. There is a valuation gap; Juventus starts at a base of 20 million euros, while Napoli wants to close at 15 million, including bonuses.

Napoli's sporting director, Giovanni Manna, has reportedly identified Federico Gatti from Juventus as a top target for strengthening the defense. Manna and Gatti have previously worked together during their tenure at Torino. It has been revealed that Napoli's president, De Laurentiis, is willing to make a significant investment, akin to their recent acquisition of Buongiorno from Torino, which cost 35 million euros plus an additional 5 million in bonuses. Manna is said to be actively working to reinforce the team ahead of the upcoming transfer window, with the aim of anticipating some strategic moves. Strengthening the defense is highlighted as a priority for Napoli, as they require a central defender and a backup for Di Lorenzo. Gatti is reportedly among the first names on Manna's list, emphasizing his clear vision for bolstering the squad.