Lorenzo Lucca’s move to Nottingham Forest could make him an attractive anytime-scorer pick in early Premier League markets — his agent says Lucca will “do well.” Punters may favor backing Lucca for goals or shots-based props, while Frattesi staying at Inter reduces midfield transfer uncertainty; Camarda’s shoulder surgery makes him a riskier short-term bet for Milan-related markets.
Agent predicts Lorenzo Lucca will prosper at Nottingham Forest after January switch
Agent Beppe Riso expressed confidence that Lorenzo Lucca’s move to Nottingham Forest is the right step for the striker’s development. After limited opportunities at his previous club, Riso described the Premier League as the “NBA of Football” and said Lucca is a strong player poised to grow with regular minutes in England.
Lucca transfer: what it means on the pitch
Riso framed the transfer as a fresh start after a difficult spell. The expectation is that Lucca will receive more playing time and adapt to the physical and tactical demands of the Premier League, offering Forest a forward option who can develop into a reliable attacking outlet.
Davide Frattesi stays at Inter amid transfer interest
Despite interest from several clubs, Frattesi remained at Inter. Riso confirmed that while the midfielder wanted more minutes, Inter were not open to selling. The agent believes Frattesi is now fully fit and poised to earn increased playing time for his current side.
Stability in midfield
Frattesi’s continued presence removes a layer of uncertainty for Inter’s midfield plans. His fitness and expected role could be pivotal for Inter’s run-in and squad consistency.
Francesco Camarda nearly returned to Milan but sidelined by shoulder surgery
Riso revealed Camarda was close to a return to his former club, but a shoulder problem required surgery and interrupted those plans. The agent suggested Camarda might find more opportunities at his current club once recovered.
Injury impact on short-term prospects
The shoulder operation delays any immediate transfer or first-team boost for Camarda. Clubs and bettors should temper expectations for an immediate impact until his recovery is complete.
Other January moves: Brescianini, Baldanzi and Maldini
Riso highlighted Marco Brescianini’s move to Fiorentina as a challenging negotiation that ultimately strengthened Fiorentina’s squad with a versatile midfielder. Tommaso Baldanzi joined Genoa after convincing talks with the manager, a switch that prioritizes regular playing time. Daniel Maldini was identified as a strong fit for Lazio’s style and expected to adapt under the new tactical setup.
Squad-level effects
Brescianini’s arrival adds solidity to Fiorentina’s middle third, Baldanzi’s move is aimed at securing minutes and reigniting his development, and Maldini’s shift could see him revalued as a tactical asset in Lazio’s system.
Betting implications and market outlook
Lucca’s move to the Premier League makes him a candidate for anytime-scorer and shots-based props, particularly in his opening fixtures while odds may still be generous. Frattesi staying at Inter reduces volatility in midfield-related markets for Inter and potential suitors.
Camarda’s surgery lowers his short-term market value and increases risk for Milan-linked bets. Transfers like Brescianini to Fiorentina and Baldanzi to Genoa should be considered when assessing midfield depth and match-by-match selection risks.
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