After a historic season crowned by a long-awaited Scudetto, Napoli has no intention of resting on its laurels. Determined to establish itself permanently among the European heavyweights, the partenopeo club has launched a major transfer window, driven by a clearly stated ambition: to build a team built to dominate Serie A and shine on the continental stage. The Neapolitan management also struck a major blow by managing to keep Antonio Conte on the bench, guaranteeing a solid and conquering project. The Neapolitan transfer window has already taken on the appearance of a thunderbolt with the resounding arrivals of Kevin De Bruyne, a true Belgian playmaker, and Luca Marianucci, a young Italian prodigy with a golden future ahead of them. These two reinforcements illustrate the club's desire to combine experience and youth to build a balanced and formidable squad. With such recruits and a coach as charismatic as Conte, Napoli is sending a strong message: the conquest is only just beginning. Napoli are reportedly in full swing in the transfer market, exploring several exciting avenues.
On the offensive front, the name of Lorenzo Lucca of Udinese regularly comes up: after his nine goals this season, Roma and Napoli are said to be ready to make an offer around €25–30 million. As for Ademola Lookman, the Atalanta winger who has been followed for some time, rumors say he is ready to leave, with discussions underway for up to €60 million. Juventus, Napoli, and even English clubs are said to be in the running. Diagnosed as an offensive priority, Dan Ndoye of Bologna is attracting very concrete interest: negotiations have resumed, with an estimated valuation of €40 million, and Sam Beukema is also in the sights to strengthen the central defense. Still with the aim of strengthening the attack or the offensive side, Kang-in Lee, tracked by Conte since last year, remains mentioned. The same goes for Noa Lang , at a time when the player has already given the green light. Central attacking midfielder Yunus Musah is being discussed more modestly, but the rumors remain tenuous and not very recent. Finally, Jonathan David of LOSC is said to be a hot prospect according to Corriere dello Sport , with a potential deal already discussed, although he faces competition in Europe. But it is in the Premier League that the Neapolitan management is making big strides forward.
Agreements with 3 Premier League stars
According to the Gazzetta dello Sport , Napoli have obtained an agreement in principle from Darwin Núñez , who gave the green light to a transfer after being attracted by the project entrusted to Antonio Conte. The Uruguayan striker has expressed a real interest, responding positively to the presentation of the new playing plan. Negotiations with Liverpool are now "in the thick of it": the English club would be ready to sell their player, but are demanding a transfer around €70 million and a salary adjustment (around €5 million/year) to complete the operation. Napoli, aware of these financial demands, would have made an initial offer of around €42–43 million, seeking to lower the price while paying Núñez a reasonable sum. With the player's agreement and Liverpool's willingness to discuss, the most decisive phase of the transaction has begun: all that remains is to find the economic compromise acceptable to both parties. Napoli have taken the lead on two potential transfers this transfer window: Jadon Sancho and Federico Chiesa are being actively targeted, and discussions are gaining in intensity
.As for Jadon Sancho, the English winger has returned to Manchester United after a loan spell at Chelsea, but is not part of the Red Devils' plans. Giovanni Manna, the Napoli sporting director, is reportedly working behind the scenes to finalize the move, amid competition from Milan and Aston Villa. With his striking ability on the left wing, Sancho is seen as a credible replacement for Kvaratskhelia, who left for PSG. Conte is said to have specifically approved this option, convinced of his attacking qualities. As for Federico Chiesa, his return to Serie A appears to be on loan – a move that Napoli have already reportedly presented to Liverpool, offering a loan with an option to buy. Chiesa is said to be attracted by the idea of returning to a convincing starting role in the Champions League, and Conte sees him as a complementary player on the attack. Negotiations are considered "very advanced," although the salary package and the modulation of the loan clause remain to be finalized. Naples is preparing a transfer window that combines immediate ambition with depth in the bench, strengthening the squad under Conte with the prospect of repeating the Scudetto feat.
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