Empoli’s Tino Anjorin has caught the attention of several top clubs in Italy, including Juventus, Atalanta and Napoli, as the January transfer window heats up. The English attacking midfielder, born in 2001, has been making waves at Empoli, where he has been utilized effectively by coach Roberto D’Aversa. Anjorin has already played 924 minutes in Serie A this season, surpassing his previous record for minutes played in a single professional season.
Calciomercato report how Empoli’s sporting director, Roberto Gemmi, took a calculated risk by signing Anjorin from Chelsea on the last day of the summer transfer window. The deal was structured perfectly for Empoli, involving a nominal fee of €1 million along with a 50% sell-on clause for any future transfer. Anjorin signed a contract that runs until 2027, with an option for an additional year, earning a salary of €300,000 net per season. Despite not yet scoring in Serie A, he has provided three assists and consistently contributes to the team’s performance.
As interest in Anjorin grows, Napoli have already made moves to secure his services for the upcoming season. Atalanta are also keen on acquiring the talented midfielder. The latest club to express serious interest is Juventus, led by sporting director Cristiano Giuntoli. The Old Lady’s interest is described as strong and concrete, indicating they are prepared to compete fiercely for Anjorin’s signature.
With multiple clubs vying for his talents, Anjorin’s future at Empoli appears uncertain. His impressive performances have positioned him as one of the most sought-after players in Serie A.
