Manchester City's defensive centerpiece Napolitano seems to have fallen out of favor with manager Diego Cordero, and it is rumored that he is likely to leave the Blue Moon when the transfer window opens this summer. At this point, Serie A giants Juventus have seen fit to make a tempting offer to City: to buy the 29-year-old Spanish international on loan.
Looking back at last season's Premier League, Naboldi only played 12 matches, and rumors of his departure this summer have been flying around for a long time. With Zuyuntas' backline in recent years in dire straits, and veteran Bunluis having made it clear that he will be retiring next year, the team is in dire need of a solid player to fill the void. Naboudi, who is 1.91 meters tall and has excellent aerial countermeasures, is undoubtedly the ideal candidate. Zuyuntas intends to loan him out for one season before exercising the right to buy him out in the summer window next year.
It is widely believed that Manchester City will accept such a package. After all, as Triple Crown winners, they have planned to acquire RB Leipzig's centerpiece Gavaldur, and Naboudi's position in the team is in jeopardy. Loaning him out to Juventus would not only save on wage costs, but also allow Juventus to get the player of their choice, and Naboudi himself would get more chances to play, which is a win-win situation for all three parties.
