All market: Naples hopes to sell Osmaine as soon as possible and activate 75 million euros termination fee as much as possible

According to the Whole Market, Naples hopes to clean up Osmeen, Riyadh Crescent and Galatasaray both offer generous annual salary quotes.

Naples is ready to enter the second stage of the transfer market. The team has signed De Bruyne and Mariananucci, and it is only a short time to sign Noah Lang to officially announce that the offer for Buickma is close to 30 million euros and is preparing to reach a deal with additional bonuses. The player himself and his agent team are also putting pressure on Bologna to facilitate the transfer.

That is to say, at least four new players will be able to participate in the pre-season training camp under Conte. Napoli is also promoting several other signing programs, including a new left winger (the first choice is still Ndoye, and Chiesa is the alternative), a center (Nuez is currently overpriced, Luca and Keane are on the inspection), and a substitute for Di Lorenzo. Juanlu Sanchez has reached an agreement with Napoli director Manna to lower Sevilla's asking price.

However, in order to open the second phase of the summer window to sign, Naples must reassess the budget and simultaneously promote the cleaning operation. In particular, Osmeon's transfer will greatly affect the subsequent investment plan. In addition, there are many redundant staff or rental players to stay or leave.

If Osmayen can be sold and the 75 million euro termination fee clause can be activated as much as possible according to the contract, it will be of great significance to Naples' subsequent transfer strategy. Osmayen is currently on vacation, and he has not been in contact with any club during this period, but the holiday will end this week and a decision will need to be made afterwards to be able to prepare for the new season with the new team.

One side is a quote from Riyadh Crescent with an annual salary of up to 40 million euros, and on the other side is interest from other European clubs. Galatasaray is actively pushing for Osmayen's return and is willing to raise his annual salary to 15 million to 16 million euros.

As for those clubs in the top league, it is likely that Osmaine will be asked to cut his salary and Premier League teams are not actively involved. Naples is currently relatively calm and confident that she can avoid repeated transfer soap operas like last summer.