Giovanni Simeone Leaves Napoli
The Argentine forward Giovanni Simeone will move from Napoli to Torino according to the newspaper Corriere dello Sport.
The newspaper stated that the son of coach Diego Simeone will join Torino in a deal worth 8 million euros 'including bonuses'.
Thus, Giovanni will leave the southern club after winning two Serie A titles with them, although his role was not primary.
The 30-year-old player joined Napoli from Hellas Verona in 2021, participating in 103 matches and scoring 14 goals.
The newspaper stated that the son of coach Diego Simeone will join Torino in a deal worth 8 million euros 'including bonuses'.
Thus, Giovanni will leave the southern club after winning two Serie A titles with them, although his role was not primary.
The 30-year-old player joined Napoli from Hellas Verona in 2021, participating in 103 matches and scoring 14 goals.
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