does well back in Italy. The Polish striker went to Fiorentina in the winter and faced a very difficult challenge – replacing Dusan Vlahovic, who left for Juventus. For now, the Pole is doing the best he can. He played for 11 games, in which he scored six goals. Three of them are goals scored in the league and three in the Italian Cup.
His form meant that the media began to compare him to the best scorers in the club’s history. After just nine games, Piątek had six goals to his credit, and this is a very good result, better than those achieved in the past by Fiorentina’s excellent strikers in Gabriel Batistuta. However, in the last two matches, the Pole did not enter the list of shooters. In addition, he is accused of not being very useful outside the opponent’s penalty area.
Will Friday stay in Fiorentina? Two scenarios
Despite this, it is possible that Piątek will stay in Fiorentina for longer, as long as he continues to score. Italian journalists, taking advantage of the break for the national team matches, present possible scenarios for the future of Five. According to the media, Fiorentina would have to pay Herta Berlin around 15 million euros if she wanted to buy it out.
It is not known, however, whether the club will decide to make such a move. Fiorentina has one more loaned player in the line-up. This is Lucas Torreira, who is formally a Arsenal player. As we read in “La Nazione”, the Uruguayan is to be the priority of the Italian club. Just like for a Pole, you will have to pay about 15 million euros for him.
What will happen to Friday then? Two scenarios are possible. The first of them – quite unexpected – are negotiations with Hertha regarding … loan extension. The current one is now valid until the end of this season. However, the second scenario assumes that Friday will not stay in Fiorentina at all and the club will look for a new striker. In this case, the Pole will return to Hertha.
Krzysztof Piątek’s stay in Berlin was very unsuccessful. The Pole was one of the biggest transfers in the club’s history, but he completely disappointed. In 58 games for the German team, he scored just 13 goals and often missed the first team.
Source: Sport
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