Udinese are keen on signing Lazio goalkeeper Thomas Strakosha and have offered an exchange deal with Jens Stryger-Larsen.
As reported by Italian newspaper Corriere della Sera (via LazioNews24) earlier today, Luca Gotti’s side are big admirers of the 26-year-old Albanian shot stopper and want to secure his signature in the upcoming winter transfer window.
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Udinese have offered Lazio the 30-year-old Stryger-Larsen in exchange for Strakosha, giving the Biancocelesti the chance to get something out of the Albanian’s departure ahead of his contract expiry in June.
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It’s hard to imagine Lazio accepting this deal, but they are still considering the possibility. The club would prefer Strakosha to sign a contract renewal but for now this seems unlikely.
The 26-year-old Strakosha, who joined Lazio in the summer of 2012, has recently regained his spot in coach Maurizio Sarri’s squad, starting the last three consecutive Serie A games. His strong performances have seen him overtake Pepe Reina in the coach’s pecking order.
