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This is the issue that has panicked Italy for several days. Napoli are on the verge of convincing Antonio Conte to sign up. The Italian coach has been a target of President Aurelio de Laurentiis for several years, and he had always failed to bring him in, notably for financial reasons. But the sad 10th place obtained this season and the desire to relaunch as quickly as possible pushed the Neapolitan president to accede to the demands of Conte, who should sign a contract of €60 million gross over 3 years, with a termination clause that can be activated each time. been without compensation.
Negotiations are still ongoing between the two parties but optimism reigns on the Neapolitan side. We know, Antonio Conte also likes to have control over the transfer window, and according to Il Mattino, he should also be satisfied on this point. Indeed, a budget of €230 million would be allocated to him to recruit, among others, an attacker to replace Osimhen, and a solid defender, while waiting to know the intentions of the Georgian Khvicha Kvaratskhelia.
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