Lorenzo Insigne’s agent says he wants ‘Napoli for life’ and calls on the club to sign foreign players ‘who are ready.’

The 24-year-old has enjoyed a sensational season so far, scoring seven Serie A goals in 17 appearances for the Partenopei.

Agent Antonio Ottaiano today spoke of the attacking midfielder’s desire to stay at the San Paolo for many years to come, before giving his analysis of the club’s transfer campaign.

PSG midfielder Marco Verratti believes Napoli have the best player and youngster in Serie A in Gonzalo Higuain and Lorenzo Insigne.

The Partenopei’s attacking duo have been in sparkling form so far this season, scoring 23 league goals between them.

Italy international Verratti believes that Higuain has the ability to lead Maurizio Sarri’s side to the title this season.

“Insigne is the best young player in Serie A, while Higuain is definitely the best player in the league,” he said to Sky Italia.

Lorenzo Insigne “has rediscovered the joy of football thanks to Maurizio Sarri,” said the Napoli man’s agent.

The home-grown talent was one of the players who struggled under Rafa Benitez and seem transformed this season.

“If you look through Lorenzo’s career path, then Sarri is the ideal Coach for him,” agent Fabio Andreotti told Radio Marte.

President Aurelio De Laurentiis praises Coach Maurizio Sarri for the “harmony” he’s brought to Napoli this season.

The Vesuviani have won all their Europa League games, and currently sit just a point off the top of Serie A.

The tactician exchanged a hug with star striker Gonzalo Higuain in Sunday’s win at Atalanta, and the patron says that’s a sign of the atmosphere at the club.

Napoli Coach Maurizio Sarri calls Gonzalo Higuain “the best striker in the world” and lauds his “special group”.

The Argentine forward has been on fire this season, with 16 goals and two assists in his 17 Serie A games so far.

“He’s sensitive, and up until now has projected an image which isn’t in line with his character,” Sarri explained in an interview with Corriere dello Sport.

Lorenzo Insigne “would be very happy” to get an Italy call for Euro 2016, but if not he’ll focus on Napoli.

The playmaker was dropped from Azzurri CT Antonio Conte’s most recent squad, with suggestions he was being punished for pulling out of a previous squad with injury.

“The national team? Let’s hope so,” Insigne told Rai.

“I’m working very hard with Napoli, and I’d be very happy, but if the call doesn’t come I’ll continue to work, thinking about Napoli.”

Lorenzo Insigne wants to become “Napoli’s Francesco Totti,” hails Maurizio Sarri and says Edin Dzeko cannot compare to Gonzalo Higuain.

The Partenopei host Roma on Sunday at 17.00 GMT, click here for a match preview.

“The Scudetto race is wide open and Juventus are about to get back into the leading group. Napoli are there too and we’re second to nobody, so with Roma it’s a head-to-head for the title,” Insigne told La Repubblica newspaper.

Napoli forward Lorenzo Insigne’s agent says his client going to Euro 2016 with Italy “should be inevitable”.

The 24-year-old has been in fine form for the Partenopei this season, with eight goals and six assists in 18 appearances.

“The national team? His only thought is having a great season with Napoli,” Antonio Ottaiano explained to Radio Kiss Kiss Napoli.

“Then he’ll have his chance to prove to [Italy CT Antonio] Conte that he should be there. He’s calm, the two things go hand-in-hand.

Lorenzo Insigne warns Napoli “have to keep our feet on the ground” despite their position at the top of Serie A.

The Partenopei are unbeaten since the first game of the season, and beat Inter on Monday night to move to the head of the table.

Their form has fans dreaming of a first League title since 1990, but the local boy is calling for focus.

“We hope to finish as high as possible,” Insigne told reporters in a Press conference to promote the club’s winter retreat in Val di Sole.