Verona has definitively set the price tag for Giovane, the Brazilian forward who is having a very positive season with 3 goals and 4 assists in the first 18 league matches. The club’s valuation refers to this January and reflects the growing interest around the player.
According to la Repubblica, Atalanta has taken the first concrete steps by presenting an offer of 20 million between fixed part and bonuses. The aim of the Bergamo-based club would be to get ahead of their rivals and secure the services of the Brazilian. Verona, however, has set a valuation of around 30 million euros for Giovane.
Roma and Inter are closely following the situation. The Nerazzurri in particular are monitoring the evolution of the negotiations, evaluating the opportunity to enter the race for the player. The gap between demand and offer remains significant.
Verona, for its part, would prefer to keep Giovane until the end of the season, postponing any discussion to the summer. An immediate sale in January is not part of the plans of the Veneto club, which is counting on the striker’s contribution for the second half of the season.
