As Sevilla sporting director Monchi says in the December 2007 'World Soccer' when answering the following question:-
Sevilla's transfer policy seems to have changed in that you're holding on to players for longer, such as Daniel Alves?
Answers --- " 'Selling club' has never been our flag of identity. What we've done is accept offers that are well above the market rate. When Madrid bought Sergio Ramos they paid his buyout clause (£19m); when they signed Julio Baptista they offered £17m, which we considered too good to refuse. Alves did not go, but the situation was essentially the same: if Chelsea had come back with more money, maybe we would have sold him".
This case is, I am sure, just like that Marino will find himself in at Napoli. The simple fact of the matter is that Juventus management will have to dig fairly deep to land Hamsik, but as Sir Alex Ferguson once stated when agreeing to sell Ruud Van Nistelrooy to Madrid, 'every player, no matter how valuable, has their price.
He would be the perfect solution to a problem that we have to overcome sooner, rather than later, when getting someone to fill Pavel's boots.