Stoke City, West Ham, Southampton, Leicester City and Chelsea all have an interest in Juventus and Azzurri striker Simone Zaza, say reports.
The Italian, who will turn 25 years old on June 25, was subbed in against Sweden last Monday and once again proved to have a decisive impact, providing the assist for Eder's goal.
Stoke City, West Ham, Southampton, Leicester City and Chelsea all have an interest in Juventus and Azzurri striker Simone Zaza, say reports.
The Italian, who will turn 25 years old on June 25, was subbed in against Sweden last Monday and once again proved to have a decisive impact, providing the assist for Eder's goal.
In spite of his statements that he'd like to stay at Juventus, it seems likely that Zaza will be gone next year, and La Gazzetta dello Sport reports that his primary suitors are in England.
Claudio Ranieri's Leicester City, along with Stoke City, West Ham, and Southampton, all have an interest in the Italian.
Furthermore, Italy Coach Antonio Conte is believed to have developed such a liking for the player that he'd be happy to take him up to Chelsea in his move after Euro 2016.
That could possibly result in an awkward situation if Blues President Roman Abramovich ends up signing Alvaro Morata from Real Madrid, renewing the striker dualism that subsisted at Juventus.
Outside of the Premier League, the Bianconero enjoys the interest of Borussia Dortmund and Borussia Monchengladbach, while the only Italian team who could pick him up seems to be Roma.
The Giallorossi, however, may be an unlikely destination for a player looking to start consistently, as Coach Luciano Spalletti has been known to deploy formations without a poacher.