Samuel Wiafe, the young Genoa midfielder, has returned to making headlines among the most important clubs in Italy. Juventus, Roma and the Italian national team have all expressed interest in the 18-year-old, who has stood out on the pitch in the rossoblù shirt thanks to the guidance of Daniele De Rossi.
Wiafe's journey began when Genoa bought him from Modena for around 2.5 million euros plus bonuses, beating other offers. Since then the player has had the opportunity to start key matches against Roma and Venice, demonstrating technical skills and game vision that have attracted the attention of high-level observers, including Leonardo Bonucci, Roberto Mancini's current collaborator.
In the meantime, Juventus has resumed monitoring the young talent, having already in the past evaluated a possible introduction into the Next Gen. The Juventus club continues to closely follow his evolution, maintaining good relations with Genoa and with the player's family, whose parents are originally from Ghana.
The Italian national team, which has listed Wiafe among the 100 best young Italians, sees him as a potential future member of the team. Despite the clubs' interest, the priority for the 18-year-old remains to consolidate himself in the rossoblù first team and demonstrate consistency in his performances.
In the coming months, Juventus and Roma will continue to carefully observe his development, but at the moment there is no imminent negotiation expected. Wiafe, with its constant growth, could become a point of reference for the future of Italian football.