A fall-out between Ezequiel Lavezzi and Napoli could accelerate a summer move to Liverpool.
Lavezzi, an electric attacker who has won the hearts of all Napoli fans, has been approached by one of The Premier League’s top four according to his agent.
The player himself is happy at Napoli, but has been angered by the conduct of sporting director Pierpaolo Marino, who did not even discuss the potential move with Lavezzi.
Agent Alejandro Mazzoni is furious, and he revealed Lavezzi feels let down by the club.
Mazzoni told calciomercato.com: "There is a very real offer from a team who are playing in the Champions League and where he would earn much more than here.
"Marino has not respected anything of what he promised. I don't think that we will hear from him. I have never seen anything like this - a club receives an offer for a player and doesn't sit down at the table to discuss it.
"They didn't even ask the player for what he thought about it. I find it incredible.
"The lad wants to stay at Napoli. But for him what's more important is dignity, which is above contracts, national teams, money - above everything."
Lavezzi, an electric attacker who has won the hearts of all Napoli fans, has been approached by one of The Premier League’s top four according to his agent.
The player himself is happy at Napoli, but has been angered by the conduct of sporting director Pierpaolo Marino, who did not even discuss the potential move with Lavezzi.
Agent Alejandro Mazzoni is furious, and he revealed Lavezzi feels let down by the club.
Mazzoni told calciomercato.com: "There is a very real offer from a team who are playing in the Champions League and where he would earn much more than here.
"Marino has not respected anything of what he promised. I don't think that we will hear from him. I have never seen anything like this - a club receives an offer for a player and doesn't sit down at the table to discuss it.
"They didn't even ask the player for what he thought about it. I find it incredible.
"The lad wants to stay at Napoli. But for him what's more important is dignity, which is above contracts, national teams, money - above everything."
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