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Federico Chiesa was one of the strangest transfers Liverpool made in recent years. He joined the Reds from Juventus for a reported transfer fee of £10m with an add-on of £2.5 million. Despite being extremely talented, Liverpool boss Arne Slot did not give him any opportunities, and it looks like he is leaving already.
Multiple Football clubs are reported to be interested in signing the Italian International, with most of the interest coming from his home country. The club that remained interested in him from the very early days of this transfer window is the defending Italian League champions Napoli, who are confident of landing him by this window.
Fulham reportedly interested in Federico Chiesa
Reports also suggest that other Italian clubs like Atalanta, Bologna, and even AC Milan are keen on securing the signature of Federico Chiesa. The 27 year old had always been quite impressive during his spells while playing for the Italian teams. But recent reports are suggesting that at least one Premier League team is also interested in signing him.
Chiesa joined Liverpool last season
According to reports from Italian outlet La Repubblica, Premier League giants Fulham are interested in signing the Italian International on a season long loan deal. Fulham finished 11th last season with no sign of major improvements. Chiesa can definitely provide the boost they need next season.
Chiesa is also a matter of interest for multiple Italian clubs
So far in this transfer window, Fulham has had a quiet run with only one signing in the form of Benjamin Lecomte from French side Montpellier. It was also a signing to strengthen the reserve bench. Getting Chiesa on loan can definitely save their transfer window for this season.
Some previous reports also suggested that Newcastle United were interested in signing Federico Chiesa, but presently, there is no update on that rumour. Moreover, we can all expect that Chiesa is definitely leaving Liverpool in this transfer window, but his ultimate destination is still not determined.
