Lorenzo Insigne is happy to wait another year for his chance to break into the Napoli first team, as he prioritises playing time at this stage of his career.

The 20-year-old attacking midfielder has excelled this season in Serie B, taking a prime spot in Zdenek Zeman’s attack-minded Pescara side.

On loan from Napoli, Insigne has seen his future the subject of much speculation, from the suggestion of acting as a makeweight in a deal with Udinese to immediately replacing Ezequiel Lavezzi at the San Paolo this summer.

Former Italy and Milan boss Arrigo Sacchi will be keeping an eye on the development of Pescara young gun Lorenzo Insigne.

The Italian Under-21 international, on loan at the club from Napoli, is widely considered as a potential star of the future and Sacchi agrees.

Lorenzo Insigne has praised the influence of Zdenek Zeman in helping him break into Italy’s Under-21 team and confirmed that he intends to play for Napoli one day.

Napoli and Udinese are in reportedly in discussions about a possible swap deal involving Mehdi Benatia and Lorenzo Insigne, according to the latter’s agent.

Lorenzo Insigne has told Napoli that he is ready to play for the club next season – but only on one condition.

The pint-sized Italian Under-21 international is making a name for himself this term during a loan spell at Pescara.

UEFA have partially accepted Italy’s appeal, so Under-21 international Lorenzo Insigne’s ban has been reduced to two games.

The Pescara striker was sent off during the European Championship qualifier against Turkey and handed a three-match suspension.

Lorenzo Insigne will remain at Pescara for the entire campaign rather than return to parent club Napoli in January.

The 20-year-old attacking talent is making a name for himself this season under Zdenek Zeman at the Stadio Adriatico.

Christian Maggio has urged Napoli to bring Lorenzo Insigne back to the club for the 2012-13 campaign.

The 20-year-old attacker is currently on loan at Pescara where he is impressing in Serie B under Zdenek Zeman.

Ciro Ferrara hailed his Azzurrini for defeating Turkey and maintaining a 100 per cent record, but blasted Lorenzo Insigne for his red card.

Italy won their third game of the Euro 2013 qualifying campaign with a convincing 2-0 result, seeing off group leaders Turkey.