Kenneth Taylor, Lazio's Dutch midfielder, is attracting attention not only in Serie A but also in the Premier League. Having arrived at the Roman club in January, from the Amsterdam club for 17 million euros, his value has already increased significantly and English clubs are starting to look at him with interest.
The player immediately proved to be a key element for Lazio, also scoring against Sassuolo and Parma shortly after his first match. Coach Gattuso considers him a pillar of the midfield and has expressed optimism about his contribution to the team. Taylor stressed that the victory against Sassuolo was "deserved" and that Gattuso's work is fundamental to the club's success.
According to English sources, both Brighton and Bournemouth are in contact with the midfielder. In particular, Bournemouth appear ready to make an offer as early as January, with the prospect of adding a quality player to their squad. However, the English club will have to face resistance from Gattuso, who does not want to lose such an important player.
Taylor's contract with Lazio expires in 2030, which makes his contract situation even more attractive for interested clubs. If he were to move, his market price could rise further, given his central role in the team and his growing popularity.
For now, Lazio continue to focus on Taylor as a key figure for the season, while English clubs closely monitor his development. If the move to Bournemouth were to take place, the London team could significantly strengthen their midfield, but they will also have to manage fans' expectations and internal dynamics. Meanwhile, Lazio remain focused on results in Serie A, with Taylor ready to contribute to the club's success once again.