Udinese could be sending Diego Fabbrini, Marco Davide Faraoni and Gabriele Angella to English side Watford.
Giampaolo Pozzo owns both clubs, along with Spanish side Granada, and the businessman commonly loans players between the teams, which gives them a chance to strengthen their skills abroad.
Sky Sport Italia reported that the three Italians might be loaned out this upcoming season to play in England’s second tier league with the Yellow Army.
Diego Fabbrini is a 22-year-old forward who spent half of the 2012-2013 campaign on loan with Palermo, where he scored his only goal of the season out of his 15 total league appearances for both clubs.
Defender Gabriele Angella is a 24-year-old who scored four goals in his 14 league appearances for the Zebrette this past campaign.
Marco Davide Faraoni is a 21-year-old midfielder who joined Udinese last summer from Inter and made 11 Serie A appearances for the club without any goals netted last term.
