According to the market-wide report, Naples asked for 8 million euros for Florentiao, and Cagliari, Bologna and Turin were interested.

Naples' transfer price for Florentiao is 8 million euros. The midfielder returned six months after loaning to Fiorentina, making 14 appearances in Serie A last season, with no goals or assists.

Recently, Cagliari has been paying close attention to Florentiao, but Naples’ asking price has slowed down negotiations, although the deal may still turn around. The two sides still have major differences because the price of 8 million euros is not low, and Naples has not accepted a lease plan with a buyout option.

However, in recent hours, Bologna has also conducted preliminary inquiries about Florenshaw's situation and may join the battle. Naples’ asking price has not changed, but a lease offer with a forced buyout may also meet their requirements.

Turin is also paying close attention to Florenshaw, with coach Baroni who has coached him in Verona and may want to work with him again. By contrast, Florentia is less likely to stay in Naples, and Conte has made it clear that he can be sold because he prefers other player types, which was already reflected when Billing was introduced in January.

As for Florentiao himself, he admires Bologna's choice, where he can play in the Europa League, which is a very attractive prospect for him.