Football Italia transfer specialist Matteo Moretto reports that Teun Koopmeiners’ primary goal is to continue playing in Serie A, but Atalanta is prepared to sell the Dutch standout to the highest bidder, meaning Juventus may face stiff competition from Premier League clubs.
According to Moretto’s latest transfer analysis for Caught Offside’s Daily Briefing, Atalanta midfielder Koopmeiners is keen on extending his stay in Serie A for the 2024-25 season, even amidst interest from various clubs, including those outside Italy.
Moretto asserts that Serie A powerhouse Juventus appears to be the most eager suitor for Koopmeiners and has been actively pursuing the deal for a longer period compared to other contenders.
Numerous reports from both Italy and England suggest that Liverpool is also eyeing Koopmeiners, and Moretto confirms that several Premier League clubs have expressed interest in the Netherlands international.
The Italian transfer expert clarifies that Atalanta will only engage in formal negotiations with interested parties at the conclusion of the season, as they are currently focused on achieving their on-field objectives, including Champions League qualification and success in the Europa League and Coppa Italia.
Given Atalanta’s stable financial position, it is improbable that they will lower their asking price for Koopmeiners, meaning potential suitors must be prepared to meet their valuation during the summer transfer window.
Teun Koopmeiners
Teun Koopmeiners
This season he played in total 31 times for 2362 minutes for Serie A.
Teun Koopmeiners scored 12 goals for Atalanta. He procured 4 assists. He received 4 yellow cards and no red cards.
His team is currently 5th in Serie A. In the last match Atalanta won 2-1 against Salernitana.
Atalanta performance and stats
Atalanta is currently 5th in the Serie A with 60 points.
In the last 34 games, it has won 18 times, drawn 6 times, and lost 10 times. In its last match, Atalanta won 1-2 against Salernitana.
It has a positive goal difference after scoring 63 goals and conceding 38.