The future of Lorenzo Lucca, the 25-year-old striker wanted by Benfica in the current January market window, continues to be surrounded by many doubts. According to the Italian newspaper Corriere dello Sportthe powerful striker could be loaned to Pisa, where he played in the 2021/22 season. If this scenario is confirmed, this means that Napoli can rule out a possible sale of the player's pass immediately, because to the €9 million paid to Udinese in the summer for the loan fee, they have to add another 26 million euros as a mandatory clause, paid in February. That is, if the partenopei If they wanted to negotiate their exit, they would have to come forward with the money and transfer it for a sum greater than the total amount (€35 million), which does not appear to be easy. Remember that in addition to Benfica, Al Hilal, from Saudi Arabia (whose coach is the Italian Simone Inzaghi) also showed interest in Lorenzo Lucca. What seems certain is the increasingly tight space in Naples for the Italian striker. In addition to competition from the Danish Hojlund and Lukaku's announced return to competition, the defending champion is also looking to reinforce the squad with another striker: the names on the table are currently those of Youssef En-Nesyri, a Fenerbahçe striker who could leave on loan for a fee of €5 million, and Sterling, who has long been removed from Chelsea's choices. The Eagles therefore remain expectant in the face of José Mourinho's desire to reinforce the attacking front, although, as A BOLA has already published, they are not going to go crazy and are studying other alternatives.