Three Slovenian national team players have returned to their Italian clubs after a break following Euro 2024, all keeping an eye on the transfer market
Photo: Empoli Calcio
While players like Žan Karničnik and Josip Iličić returned to their clubs almost immediately after Euro 2024, the “foreigners” were given significantly more time to rest. Among these are the trio from Italy, who only joined their clubs’ summer preparations yesterday: Jaka Bijol and Sandi Lovrić donned their Udinese gear again, while Petar Stojanović joined Empoli‘s training.
Interestingly, will this trio still be wearing their respective clubs’ jerseys when the 2024/25 season in Italy truly begins? Both Sandi Lovrić, Jaka Bijol, and Petar Stojanović have been on the radar of other clubs for some time, making their futures quite uncertain at this moment.
Sandi Lovrić is a serious transfer target for Fiorentina, which is offering around 8 million euros to Udinese for him. Meanwhile, Jaka Bijol impressed many big clubs with his performances at Euro 2024, with Atletico Madrid, where Jan Oblak has shone for years, reportedly leading the race. Petar Stojanović, who was loaned to Sampdoria last season, is a transfer target for the same club, but Italian media suggest that the chances of returning to Genoa are lower than they were recently. In short, the Slovenian national team players are training again, but many developments regarding their careers are happening behind the scenes…
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Author: editorial Football Planet
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