Napoli Competes with Juventus to Sign Sørloth

Napoli has entered into direct competition with Juventus to sign the Norwegian striker Alexander Sørloth, amid ongoing moves by Italian clubs to finalize their striker deals during the summer transfer window.

According to reports from "Football Italia," Juventus continues its efforts to resolve its attacking lineup, having made a final offer to renew the contract of striker Dusan Vlahovic, as well as reopening negotiations with Paris Saint-Germain regarding Randal Kolo Muani, as part of the club's efforts to reorganize its forward line.

In the same context, reports indicated that Juventus had previously shown interest in signing Alexander Sørloth from Atlético Madrid. However, recent developments suggest that Napoli has strongly entered the negotiations, making the player a top target for the southern club.

The information indicates that Sorloth is no longer just an option for Napoli, but has become an important target on the management's table, given the club's desire to strengthen the attacking line for the new season.

Reports have indicated that Atletico Madrid may demand around 40 million euros to part with the Norwegian striker, which is the same figure expected to be considered if either Juventus or Napoli moves to complete the deal.

Negotiations remain open between the different parties, as competition intensifies among Italian clubs to finalize the deal before the start of the new season.