Lecce

The Italian club has announced a series of legal actions against the Zambian midfielder and his new team from Libya. The dispute centers on breach of contract and the unauthorized use of the player's images.

Will Lameck Banda move to Libya after all? Lecce president Saverio Sticchi Damiani returned to the key moments of the tedious affair and explained in an interview with "Gazzetta dello Sport" what is expected to happen now.

In Italy, they continue to follow the "Lameck Banda mystery" with concern. The Zambian winger, previously purchased from Maccabi Petah Tikva for about 2 million euros, was supposed to report to the Lecce training complex in mid-July but has since cut off all contact with the club.

Former Maccabi Petah Tikva player Lameck Banda did not show up for medical tests and the training camp, and the club does not know his whereabouts. Initially, he claimed passport issues, but simultaneously posted a video of himself playing with friends. The president attacked: "He chose the worst way."

Lameck Banda, who played in the Premier League for the Diamonds and Maccabi Petah Tikva, stopped arriving at the training camp of Italy's Lecce amid reports of a transfer. At first, he claimed it was a bureaucratic issue, but the technical director revealed a different story: "We have not received any response from him, he will face the consequences."

Tyrese Asante continues to generate significant interest among top Italian league teams. Following reports regarding Monza and Lecce, it has emerged that Udinese has also joined the pursuit of the Maccabi Tel Aviv defender.