Napoli are already preparing for the next transfer phase, with Massimiliano Allegri aiming to strengthen the squad in view of the next competitions. The objective is to include at least one new player per department, but the final decision will also depend on any transfers of current protagonists. In goal, the club has identified Otávio, a young Brazilian goalkeeper from Cruzeiro, but before proceeding it is necessary to understand which players will leave the Azzurri.
Among the figures who could leave the club, the attack is the center of attention. Lorenzo Lucca, who has so far failed to convince the coach, could be one of the first choices to be excluded. Even Noa Lang, although he has shown some positive signs, is under observation for a possible exit. The case of David Neres is more complex: his qualities are not in doubt, but his frequent physical problems make him an uncertain profile. Any entry choices will therefore depend on the market opportunities and expected exits.
Sports director Giovanni Manna is monitoring various European championships, from England to Portugal, from Germany to Brazil, to identify the best proposals. In particular, attention is paid to two young talents: Mohamed Alì Zoma, Italian winger from Nuremberg, and Darryl Bakola, French midfielder from Sassuolo. Zoma, who had already been on Napoli's roster before being called up to the national team with Mancini, is considered a player with room for growth despite his recent physical problems. Bakola, on the other hand, is a profile still to be formed but with great development prospects, reminiscent of Anguissa for its characteristics.
The Neapolitan club therefore aims to balance the need for reinforcements with the management of exits, trying to maintain a balance between experience and youth. The next few weeks will be crucial to define the market strategies and to understand what the final composition of the team will be. With Allegri at the helm and Manna in command of operations, Napoli aims to consolidate its position in Serie A and prepare for European challenges, while maintaining the flexibility necessary to seize the opportunities that arise.