Inter and Milan focus on Anguissa, Napoli on the €6 million offer
While Napoli evaluates Zambo Anguissa's request to increase his salary, Inter and Milan are closely watching the negotiations in the transfer window. The Cameroonian midfielder has asked for a wage of €6 million, against the current €3.6 million, with his contract expiring on 30 June 2027. Napoli is reflecting, but the pressure from rivals is evident.
Anguissa, currently contracted at €3.6 million, is aiming for an increase to €6 million, almost double his current salary. The proposal, according to reports, meets resistance from Napoli, which is also considering the player's recent physical issues.
Giovanni Manna, Napoli's sporting director, said before the match against Fiorentina: “If we reach an agreement, good; otherwise we will be ready to part ways.” Coach Massimiliano Allegri will have to manage Anguissa's absence, as he is out with a myofascial injury to the long adductor of his right thigh.
Inter, Milan and Juventus watch
According to Tuttosport, Inter and Milan are already working to assess a possible transfer, with Juventus ready to join the race. Inter's interest dates back to the Marseille and Fulham days, when Ausilio had followed him. The MILAN club remains waiting for a potential agreement, while agent Maxime Nana confirmed that the initial contacts with Manna did not lead to a deal.
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The market ignites with derbies
If the renewal does not materialise, Anguissa could still stay in Serie A, opening the door to a possible free‑transfer move. The situation is described as a “market derby”, with other clubs such as Roma, represented by Manu Koné, watching the player. The negotiation is at the centre of attention, especially for its implications on the contracts of Mkhitaryan and Calhanoglu.
Napoli still undecided on the proposal
During the transfer window, Napoli continues to contemplate the €6 million demand, assessing the impact of recent injuries on the midfielder’s performance. Manna reiterated that, if an agreement is not reached, the separation will be inevitable on the next 30 June. Meanwhile, Inter and Milan keep a high level of attention, ready to intervene should the Neapolitan club change its mind.
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The contrast between Napoli’s caution and the active interest of Inter, Milan and Juventus highlights the delicacy of Anguissa’s contractual situation, which remains at the centre of a debate that could shape the future of the midfield in the next transfer window.