Napoli winger Lorenzo Insigne has cast doubt over his future at the club by suggesting he could leave "if he receives an offer he can't refuse".
Insigne, 28, has taken over the captaincy at the Naples-based club following the departure of Marek Hamsik to Chinese Super League side Dalian Yifang in February, with his side currently second in Serie A.
The Italian international, who has 13 goals in all competitions, has been the subject of interest from Liverpool in recent weeks, although instead of moving to play down talks of a move away from the Stadio San Paolo, the attacker has talked up the possibility of a departure; talk that has intensified appointing Mino Raiola as his new agent.
Speaking to Italian media outlet
"I’ve proved what I am worth and there are people around who appreciate me."
+++ Lorenzo Insigne sul @CorSport in edicola: “Ho 28 anni, può capitare un’offerta irrinunciabile. Ho dimostrato ciò che valgo e in giro c’è gente che mi stima. Mi scoccia arrivare ad un passo dal successo e poi non vincere” +++
— Claudio Russo (@claudioruss) April 5, 2019
Napoli face Genoa on Sunday, where a home defeat would confirm Juventus as Serie A winners for an eighth consecutive season.
With Carlo Ancelotti's side poised to finish as runners-up to Juve for a second straight season, it's a prospect that irks Insigne, describing the situation as 'irritating'.
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Source : 90min