A player who is having a very positive season for himself is Sassuolo's right-winger Domenico Berardi. The 27-year-old scored a brace in yesterday's game for his side against Venezia in a 4-1 victory. In 25 league games, he has 12 goals and 14 assists to his name which speaks volumes of how well he is performing.
Calciomercato.com strike a comparison between the Italian winger and the Liverpool's explosive duo: Mohamed Salah and Sadio Mané. Indeed, the Neroverdi forward is displaying great numbers which show his true quality and potential as he is "going into double figures for the third consecutive season."
The right-winger is showing awareness of his abilities and skills but with humility and continuity. He could be on his way out of Sassuolo once this season ends as he has the attention of multiple clubs, including AC Milan, writes the Italian website.
Sassuolo, for their part, would not want to let Giacomo Raspadori, Domenico Berardi, and Gianluca Scamacca leave in one market session (together, they scored 32 out of the club's 49 goals in Serie A). However, they cannot simply refuse attractive financial offers.
In fact, the Neroverdi director Giovanni Carnevali made a promise to his three stars that they can leave if there are important offers.
As for Berardi, he wants a move to a big club. According to the same source mentioned above, AC Milan, Napoli, Roma and clubs from La Liga and Premier League all want him. The former Juventus winger has a priority, though which is staying in Italy.
Sassuolo want to monetise as much as they can, naturally, but know that they cannot ask for a huge fee in this coming market, so they can settle for an operation worth around 30 million euros which is a 'bargain fee', writes Calciomercato.com.
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