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Fiorentina plot to utilize the possible, if not likely, windfall coming from the sale of Pietro Comuzzo on multiple signings and are going after Nicol\u00f2 Zaniolo and Nicol\u00f2 Fagioli for starters. They\u2019ll give their greenlight if Napoli offer \u20ac35M in total, Quotidiano Sportivo<\/em> informs.<\/p>\n They are already in advanced talks to sign the Atalanta attacker. He\u2019s still on loan from Galatasaray. Gian Piero Gasperini wouldn\u2019t stand in the way despite the recent injury suffered by Ademola Lookman\u00a0The front office should okay his exit once they finalize the acquisition of Daniel Maldini.<\/p>\n Fiorentina are closing in on a similar type of deal for Zaniolo, while they need to guarantee Fagioli would stay permanently for Juventus to accept. The Viola<\/em> have reached an agreement in principle with the Turkish side. They\u2019d paid half of the fee owed by Atalanta for this campaign, \u20ac1.7M, and contribute to covering his \u20ac2.5M wages. Plus, they\u2019d take over the \u20ac16M conditioned obligation to buy. It\u2019d be triggered if he starred in 60 percent of the matches.<\/p>\n The Gigliati<\/em> are in talks with Juventus to try orchestrating a similar operation for the Azzurri<\/em> midfielder. They are also keen on Monza\u2019s Warren Bondo. Instead, Verona\u2019s Danilo Ghilardi and Diego Coppola are on their defensive shortlist.<\/p>\n A spending spree would be the only way to quell the complaints about cashing in on a highly-rated prospect very early. They have already nabbed Pablo Mari and Nicolas Valentini, and Marin Pongracic finally showed up in the last game, but a splashier signing would be ideal.<\/p>\n <\/p><\/div>\nOur Take on Fiorentina, Zaniolo, and Fagioli<\/h3>\n
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