Sky Reporter: Compared to visa-free David, Naples is now paying more attention to visa-free de Bruyne

May 16th Sky Sports reporter Luca Marchetti recently visited Radio Marte Radio and talked about the progress of Naples' recruitment work, as well as rumors about the club and de Bruyne and others.

About David

"I think the agent has withdrawn from the negotiations, but communication has made progress. This is indeed an important opportunity, but Napoli is more concerned about De Bruyne. If he can sign him, it will bring great exposure to the team's plan. But two points need to be considered. The first is how the team's tactical system will be arranged next season, and the second is that although there is zero transfer fee, it requires high commissions and salary. Of course, it is not ruled out that the possibility of competitors or the transaction breaks at the last moment, so we must be cautious."

About Flatesi

"He is eager for more playing time in Inter Milan, but the key two goals in the Champions League prove their value. The club's psychological price for him will not be less than 40 million euros. Napoli already has a strong midfielder, and players will evaluate whether they can get the main position."

About Anguysa

"Contract adjustment issues are still under discussion and will be decided in the next few weeks. It is not ruled out that the possibility of staying in the team is currently not ruled out."

About Merett's contract renewal

"This goalkeeper performed stably, and his injury was normal. He had no hindrance to the club, but the recognition of some fans is still a problem."

Defense recruitment plan

"It is expected to introduce two defenders. Marianaucci may replace Marin, but central defenders of the same level as Buongiorno and Rachmani are still needed."

Last round of matches against Parma

"Parma, who is fighting for relegation, will do his best at home. This team is balanced under the training of Zivo this season, and Napoli needs to break through the Iron Barrel formation to ensure victory."