Turin Transfer Market: Cacciamani’s Agent Confirms Interest from a Top Club

Alessio Cacciamani’s performances with Torino have caught the attention of several clubs, and interest has reignited in recent weeks ahead of the winter transfer window. According to rumors, Napoli is closely monitoring the player game after game, and even the club’s sporting director, Giovanni Manna, has acknowledged his high regard for the player.

Cacciamani’s agent, Luca Ariatti, had this to say to IlNapolista: “I can confirm that the player is of interest, but nothing is set in stone—it’s still November. There have been no contacts.” The 19-year-old Torino winger is valued at around 15–20 million euros and is under contract with the Piedmont-based club through 2031. Abate uses him regularly, and he has played 10 Serie A matches so far.

According to reports in the ‘Corriere dello Sport,’ Aurelio De Laurentiis has decided to take matters into his own hands, initiating direct contact with Urbano Cairo to discuss the feasibility of the deal. Cacciamani is a left-footed attacking winger, blessed with speed and technical ability, which allow him to create numerical advantages and pose a threat in one-on-one situations. Born in 2007, he represents a long-term investment with significant room for growth.

The player’s career path has been straightforward: having come up through Torino’s youth system, he was loaned out last season to Juve Stabia in Serie B, where he had an excellent campaign with 36 appearances, two goals, and four assists. Upon returning to Torino, he has been a regular starter. Torino considers Cacciamani an asset to be developed and had already rejected an offer from Roma last summer; Roma had offered approximately 10 million euros plus bonuses—later raised to about 12 million—while Torino valued him at around 20 million.