Since admitting to interest from abroad, Antonio Di Natale will hold talks with Udinese about his future this summer.
The player has once again been the club’s major goal threat this season, however he’s has not ruled out an exit.
In an interview with Gazzetta dello Sport he said, “I’ll meet with [patron Giampaolo] Pozzo after the European Championships to talk about my future. I still have one year to run on my contract and you know how happy I am here, but I have offers from abroad.”
“I have to reflect on the fact that there are games every three days and I’ve played in 50 matches this season.”
Having played 42 matches this term Di Natale has scored 28 goals – 22 of which have come in Serie A.
Udinese only have one game left this season and a victory at Catania would guarantee a third place finish for the side.
Di Natale then added, “The objective for now is to qualify for the preliminary round of the Champions League for the second season running. That would signify a lot for us.”
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