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<blockquote data-quote="Wolverine GTR" data-source="post: 23318557" data-attributes="member: 158020"><p><strong>Man City offered hope in Jorginho chase with resolution coming 'soon'</strong></p><p> </p><p> </p><p>Manchester City have been offered hope in their ongoing pursuit of Jorginho, with Napoli president Aurelio De Laurentiis revealing that he expects a long-running saga to be “settled soon”.<strong>Goal</strong> revealed back in April that the Italy international midfielder had emerged as a top target for the Premier League champions.Efforts to get a deal over the line have been stepped up over recent weeks, with a €50 million (£44m/$58m) approach being knocked back.</p><p> </p><p>Napoli have refused to lower their demands throughout lengthy negotiations, as they seek to retain the services of a prized asset, with it suggested that talks could drag on towards deadline day.</p><p> </p><p>De Laurentiis has, however, hinted that an end is in sight, telling <em>Corriere dello Sport</em>: Jorginho? I spoke about him with Manchester City and now [sporting director] Giuntoli is in contact with them.“There is a good chance that everything is settled soon.” While the exit doors may be about to swing open for Jorginho, the same cannot be said for Marek Hamsik.</p><p> </p><p>The long-serving Napoli captain had been expected to complete a move to China this summer, but no formal approach has been made as yet.De Laurentiis added: “Hamsik was at my house in Venglos and he told me I would be contacted by a Chinese club. No one contacted me.”</p><p> </p><p>Napoli will be eager to see the transfer picture become a little clearer over the coming weeks, with new boss Carlo Ancelotti needing to know who will be at his disposal for 2018-19 before further recruitment plans are drawn up.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Wolverine GTR, post: 23318557, member: 158020"] [B]Man City offered hope in Jorginho chase with resolution coming 'soon'[/B] Manchester City have been offered hope in their ongoing pursuit of Jorginho, with Napoli president Aurelio De Laurentiis revealing that he expects a long-running saga to be “settled soon”.[B]Goal[/B] revealed back in April that the Italy international midfielder had emerged as a top target for the Premier League champions.Efforts to get a deal over the line have been stepped up over recent weeks, with a €50 million (£44m/$58m) approach being knocked back. Napoli have refused to lower their demands throughout lengthy negotiations, as they seek to retain the services of a prized asset, with it suggested that talks could drag on towards deadline day. De Laurentiis has, however, hinted that an end is in sight, telling [I]Corriere dello Sport[/I]: Jorginho? I spoke about him with Manchester City and now [sporting director] Giuntoli is in contact with them.“There is a good chance that everything is settled soon.” While the exit doors may be about to swing open for Jorginho, the same cannot be said for Marek Hamsik. The long-serving Napoli captain had been expected to complete a move to China this summer, but no formal approach has been made as yet.De Laurentiis added: “Hamsik was at my house in Venglos and he told me I would be contacted by a Chinese club. No one contacted me.” Napoli will be eager to see the transfer picture become a little clearer over the coming weeks, with new boss Carlo Ancelotti needing to know who will be at his disposal for 2018-19 before further recruitment plans are drawn up. [/QUOTE]
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