Napoli welcomes Lorenzo Lucca, Udinese greets him in style

Lorenzo Lucca is officially a Napoli player. The final confirmation of the’achieved transfer arrived on Friday, with the note of presentation by the reigning champion club of Italy and that of farewell published instead by the club of Friuli, which wanted to thank the striker class 2000 for what he has done in his two seasons in bianconero.

“SSC Napoli announces that it has acquired on loan with obligation to redeem the sports performance of the player Lorenzo Lucca from’Udinese Calcio” reads the official channels of the Neapolitan club, which thus goes to enrich the forward park ahead of a season that will see Antonio Conte’s team compete also in the Champions League, as well as in the league and Coppa Italia.

So did Udinese: “Lucca leaves the Juventus club after 75 appearances in which he scored an impressive 23 goals. With our jersey, he grew to become one of the best strikers in Serie A so much so that in the last year he steadily won a place in the Italian national team. Important and prestigious goal achieved thanks to the path he took in Udine. To Lorenzo thanks for the attachment and professionalism always shown and best wishes for the continuation of his career”.

Born in Moncalieri (Turin) on Sept. 10, 2000, Lorenzo Lucca made a name for himself at Udinese after brilliant seasons in Serie C at Palermo and in Serie B at Pisa, also attempting the’adventure outside Italy, with Ajax, which had taken him on loan from the Tuscan Nerazzurri in the 2022-2023 season. Returning to the Bel Paese in the summer of 2023, he scored 9 goals in total in his first season with Juventus and 14 in his second.