Inter and Juventus track Anguissa as Napoli contract talks stall
Napoli are finding it difficult to secure Andre-Frank Zambo Anguissa to a new deal, with the midfielder seeking a significant salary increase. Inter and Juventus are tracking the situation, while Milan are also keeping an eye on it. Napoli are wary of his injury record and wage demands, and may prefer a younger alternative.
Talks involving Napoli sporting director Giovanni Manna and the midfielder’s representative reportedly failed to produce progress. Anguissa is seeking €6m annually, compared with €3.8m now, a €2.2m rise. Napoli’s concerns centre on his recent injury record, which has grown more troubling over two seasons.
Inter and Juventus are watching, while Milan are also aware. Napoli maintain tight wage limits and may see a younger player as better value, capable of similar output on the Cameroonian’s existing salary.
This saga may affect Napoli supporters, squad planning, and the broader Serie A transfer market. If Anguissa leaves or signs a richer deal, it could influence how clubs balance wage discipline against retaining experienced midfielders. Rival fans and neutrals may debate whether injury risk justifies such pay, while players in similar contract situations could see it as a benchmark. The outcome may shape expectations around loyalty, fitness, and financial sustainability in Italian football.