By Sulayman Bah
In-demand striker Lamin Jallow has reportedly agreed to join second tier Italian club Salenitana on loan until end of the season.
It comes in the wake of a court agreement brokered between his parent club Chievo Verona of the Serie A.
Salernitana are the club he’s being heavily touted to join believed to be on loan from Lazio.
The development reels in much as a surprise with the wing-man initially thought to be mulling to finally stay with Chievo Verona to fight for his place in the Serie A club’s line up.
The Gambia international spent last season at Cesena from parent club Chievo in a bid to get more playing time – a thing he managed to do, scoring eleven goals in the process and helping Cesena avoid relegation in the Italian second tier.
The 23-year-old has a number of admirers trailing his path with Juventus all linked with signing him.
However, Serie A giants Lazio appears to be leading the chase and plan to ship him out on loan to feeder club Salernitana in the second tier until end of the new campaign before he returns to Lazio.
One-time European football juggernauts, Lazio will require to buy the striker out of his current contract with Chievo which ends June 2020.
