Frosinone have been one of the surprise packages of the Serie A season and Georgi Kvernadze has been one of their standout players. The attacker is now attracting interest from Crystal Palace and Hull City.
The winger has featured 11 times in the league this season, contributing three goals and five assists.
He is already on his way to matching his best goal contributions tally in Italy. In Serie A last season, he scored five and assisted five and has reached a new level in the top-flight.
This has helped Frosinone, who find themselves sixth in the table, only three points behind Como.
Kvernadze, 23, could now be on his way to England.
Plans already set
Tuttomercatoweb look at how several Frosinone players have become targets for several clubs in Italy and abroad. Kvernadze is one and the Canarini already have some plans regarding his future sale.
The report reveals that Crystal Palace and Hull City are ‘already queuing’ for the Georgia international. Monaco and Borussia Dortmund are also in the hunt and Frosinone are aware of growing interest in their asset.
That is why they have planned a five-year renewal for Kvernadze, whose current deal runs out in 2028. This approach will allow Frosinone greater control over the player’s future and a chance at earning a major figure too.
The new deal is expected to be ‘five times more expensive’ than the current one, which also works in Kvernadze’s favour. But once the renewal is done, Frosinone will be prepared for a sale, which seems inevitable at this point.
Big chance for English clubs
Kvernadze has proven himself for three seasons and has also shown consistency in his end product. This is a promising sign for Hull City and Crystal Palace, as they have shown to recruit players who cost less but have a higher ceiling.
The Georgian fits the bill and Frosinone are unlikely to demand a high price either.
They will sell several players anyway and despite a good start, they are unlikely to qualify for Europe. This will play in the favour of the English suitors, who can have a star on their hands.
