Antonio Di Nardo to Frosinone
Quiet since 28 June 2026. Last report: Daniele Longo. Probability when it went quiet: 4%.
Frosinone want Antonio Di Nardo and they have put real money on the table. The 27-year-old attacker scored 14 goals in Serie B last season, and that record has caught the eye of a club shopping for a forward. Frosinone's offer is worth around €2m as a fixed base plus roughly £500,000 in bonuses. Pescara are holding out for €4m with no bonuses. Di Nardo is under contract until June 2027, so the selling side has no need to rush. The report comes from Daniele Longo, a well-regarded voice on the Italian market who carries a solid credibility rating and cites cmdotcom. This is a single source rather than a chorus of corroboration, but Longo is reliable and has laid out the numbers on both sides in detail. Treat it as a genuine, well-sourced lead rather than idle noise. As it stands, this is a long shot. The gap between what Frosinone will pay and what Pescara demand runs to about €1m once you strip out the bonuses, and neither side looks minded to blink first. For the move to happen, Frosinone must raise their fixed fee or Pescara must soften their €4m ask. Right now the distance between the two positions is doing all the talking. Frosinone rarely spend big. Genoa to Frosinone cost €1m in 2022, Hammarby to Frosinone €1m in 2024, and Como to Frosinone €1m in 2026. A deal near €3m for Di Nardo would sit well above their usual outlay. Watch for a revised Frosinone bid or any sign Pescara will drop below €4m. That is the trigger.
Who reported it
- Daniele Longo, 28 June 2026: Il Frosinone ha offerto 2 milioni di base fissa più 500 mila di bonus per Di Nardo al Pescara ( 14 goal nell’ultima stagione di serie B). La richiesta è di 3 milioni senza bonus @c