Sassuolo exec Giovanni Carnevali addressed the incessant transfer market buzz surrounding their centerpieces before the draw versus Monza to DAZN (via Tuttomercatoweb).
“It’s undeniable that we have strong individualities, but we have to prove it on the pitch and we aren’t doing so currently. The most important players, especially in a moment like this, won’t move till the end of the season.”
The official was quizzed about Juventus being sanctioned in the plusvalenze trial.
“I’ve read about the involvement of Sassuolo only through the newspapers. We haven’t heard anything, so I don’t know from where that comes from. I’m sorry, these things are hurtful, and it’s not pleasant for anybody. We hope it could be useful and offer an opportunity for a fresh start. Italian football is surely struggling as a whole.”
According to Calciomercato, it’d be easier for Roma to meet Davide Frattesi’s price tag if they sold Nicolò Zaniolo at their conditions. Coach Davide Dionisi dished on the midfielder.
“He had a good game, like the rest of the team. I don’t think he will leave, then you have to ask the management. I talk with them daily, and they have clear ideas. Who’s with us now will stay, including our best players.”
Our Take on Sassuolo
The good news for the Neroverdi is that the performances of the Azzurri starlet haven’t been affected by the chatter. It’d be foolish for them to part ways with any centerpiece, given their lackluster play and position in the standings, but stranger things have happened. It usually simply comes down to money.
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