Leyton Orient could be subject to a takeover by Napoli president Aurelio De Laurentiis, according to reports in Italy.
De Laurentiis apparently wants to follow in the footsteps of the
Pozzo family, who own Udinese and Spanish club Granada and last year
took over at Championship side Watford.
The Hornets were then controversially loaned a host of players from
the two clubs with the likes of Matej Vydra and Almen Abdi firing them
into the play-offs, where they were narrowly beaten by Crystal Palace in
the final.
According to the reports, De Laurentiis wants a similar tie-in with
Orient, where he could send Napoli's younger players to gain first-team
experience.
Orient confirmed there has been no contact from Italy, however, a
spokesman for the League One club added: "They are welcome to give us a
call if they want to."
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