Italy striker Lucca joins Napoli on loan from Udinese
Napoli, who won their second Serie A title in three years last season, also have an obligation to buy the 24-year-old for a fee of 35 million euros ($40.72 million) including add-ons, a Sky Sports Italia report said.
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