Napoli, already working for next summer, have identified LucasBergvall as a potential reinforcement for Massimiliano Allegri's squad. The Swedish midfielder, currently at Tottenham and leaders of the national team, was mentioned by the journalist EkremKonur on X as one of the names that the Neapolitan club is evaluating. The proposal, according to reports, aims to fill a void in the midfield that is expected to open at the end of the current season.
Meanwhile, Juventus have not lost sight of the same player. The Rossoneri team seems intent on taking a step forward already in the winter window, with the aim of blocking the progress of Barcelona and Napoli. The operation, however, would only be possible via a loan, provided Tottenham agree to open the door to such a possibility. Bergvall recently renewed his contract with Spurs, inserting a release clause valid from 2027, which makes the negotiation more complex.
Tottenham, for their part, have clearly expressed their desire not to sell the player, therefore making an immediate transfer unlikely. Consequently, Napoli remains awaiting any developments, but is preparing to evaluate the purchase in the summer window. Juventus, on the other hand, is aiming for a quicker operation, trying to take advantage of the January window to put Bergvall on the pitch as soon as possible.
The race for the Swedish midfielder is therefore focused on two different strategies: a long-term one for Napoli and a short-term one for Juventus. Bergvall's future will depend on Tottenham's position and the decisions that are made in the coming months. For now, the two Serie A clubs continue to monitor the situation, ready to react based on market developments.