Manchester United and Chelsea target Federico Chiesa has been given the green light by the Fiorentina owner to leave, but only if his valuation is met.

The owner of the Serie A side, Rocco Commisso, has revealed that the 22-year-old can leave the club this summer, but only for the right price.

Since turning professional at Viola, Chiesa has contributed 29 goals from 139 appearances in all competitions, a return which has also earned him 17 senior Italy caps.

United and Chelsea are among the clubs said to be interested in the attacker, and Commisso has suggested that he may be prepared to do business later in 2020.

Speaking at a press conference, Commisso said: "If Chiesa wants, then he can leave, but only for the figure that we set."

Chiesa, who has two years left on his contract, is rated in the €70 million bracket but has previously suggested that he is prepared to remain in Florence for one more campaign.

Both United and Chelsea are on the hunt for fresh attacking talent, with the former still chasing a deal for Borussia Dortmund winger Jadon Sancho and Aston Villa playmaker Jack Grealish, while Chelsea are closing in on a deal for prolific RB Leipzig frontman Timo Werner.

- TEAMtalk media