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Napoli will accelerate on the transfer market. After Antonio Conte’s pressure on his management, Napoli is about to complete the arrival of Romelu Lukaku, but also a new midfielder, with the arrival of the Scottish from Manchester United, Scott McTominay. An agreement has just been concluded between Manchester United and Napoli for the transfer, around an amount of around 30 million euros, while the Red Devils will receive a share for any future sale of the player by the Italian club, as announced by The Athletic.
Napoli sporting director Giovanni Manna has held extensive talks in London and Manchester to secure the Scottish international and Chelsea’s Romelu Lukaku, while Billy Gilmour is also close to arriving from Brighton. With the move, Manchester United will be able to free up space in midfield to finally land Manuel Ugarte, who is still on the verge of leaving Paris Saint-Germain.
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