Wednesday, 7th January, 2015
Italian champions Juventus have confirmed that they have ended their co-ownership agreement for striker Manolo Gabbiadini.
Fellow Italian outfit Napoli will now have full ownership of the player and pay a fee in the region of €13m, to be split between Sampdoria and Juventus, each having 50 per cent ownership of the player.
The Bianconeri will be paid their share of €6.25m over the course of the next four years.
"Juventus Football Club can today confirm that it has ended its co-ownership of Manolo Gabbiadini’s registration rights after a fee of €6.25m, to be paid over the course of the next four years, was agreed with Napoli", a statement on the club's official site revealed.
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The player is thus set to leave Juventus without ever having played a match for Massimiliano Allegri's team.
The 23-year-old managed a total of 15 matches for Sampdoria this season, having scored nine goals and has also provided his team-mates with a lone assist.
He earned his first senior cap for the Italian national team in 2012, playing in the second half of a friendly against England in Bern and has since played one more match for the Azzurri.
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