Lazio is looking for a midfielder in the market. In January, the possibility of acquiring 26-year-old Michael Folorunsho from Napoli may reopen.

Napoli is ready to listen to offers for Michael Folorunsho, who is no longer part of Conte's technical project. The January transfer window will be used to find a new professional adventure for him, with Lazio being one of the most likely destinations.

There was interest from Lazio until the end, but the situation was mismanaged by the agent and Manna. Despite the interest, it was decided that Folorunsho would remain at Napoli regardless of who approached. The agent clarified that even if Lazio offered money, Folorunsho would not move from Napoli.

Michael Folorunsho continues to be a target for Lazio following an unsuccessful attempt over the summer. He is currently under contract with Napoli and had an impressive season at Verona, playing a crucial role in Hellas' survival and securing a spot on the national team. Although Lazio showed interest, they could not finalize an agreement for a loan transfer, resulting in his stay at Napoli under coach Conte. This season, he has seen only limited playtime, appearing for just 17 minutes, and his chances of increased playtime look bleak. It is anticipated that Lazio will make another attempt in January, with president Lotito reportedly considering a 14 million euro offer for a permanent transfer, as reported by Il Mattino, a Naples-based newspaper.

After the failed Atalanta move and limited pre-season playing time from Antonio Conte, Michael Folorunsho seemed to have a future at Lazio, a club where he grew up. The player was interested in moving to Rome, but Lazio did not offer a suitable fee according to Napoli. However, Lazio might still pursue him, potentially offering 14 million euros, as reported by Il Mattino.

Lazio requested Folorunsho on loan with an option to buy, but Napoli insisted on an obligation to buy. There were also disagreements over valuations and future resale percentage. Lazio would have had to offer around 12 million euros plus bonuses, totaling approximately 15 million euros, with a 30% future resale percentage.

Transfer negotiations for Michael Folorunsho to move to Lazio failed on the last day. Lazio's director Angelo Fabiani mentioned that Folorunsho is a great guy, but there were no conditions to include him in the squad list. Lazio would have considered a loan with an option to buy, but Napoli decided to keep him.

The transfer was supposed to take place on the last day but did not materialize. Lazio considered a loan with an option to buy, but Napoli decided to keep him. Lazio's sporting director Angelo Fabiani expressed his regret over the failed transfer, praising Folorunsho both as a player and as a person.

Folorunsho was heavily courted by Lazio during the last transfer window. However, the transfer did not materialize due to excessive demands, as stated by Lazio's president, Lotito.

Michael Folorunsho was heavily courted by Lazio during the last transfer window. However, the transfer did not materialize due to high demands, as stated by Claudio Lotito in an interview with Il Messaggero.

Michael Folorunsho was initially loaned to Hellas Verona last year. After a positive experience, he returned to Napoli with the intention of becoming an important part of Antonio Conte's new project. However, during the summer retreat, a rift developed between him and Conte, leading to him being placed on the market. Lazio attempted to acquire him but was unsuccessful.