Anguissa close to new deal: Napoli tie him down until 2028 | OneFootball

Napoli is looking to the future, starting from the foundations. Among these, there is without a doubt Zambo Anguissa. The Cameroonian, born in ’95, is considered by Conte to be an indispensable player, perhaps even more so than illustrious colleagues like McTominay or De Bruyne. His tactical versatility and ability to hold together the entire midfield make him unique in the Neapolitan squad.

Napoli, long-term project: from Anguissa to Politano, the new renewal roadmap

It’s no surprise, then, that the club is working on a substantial contract renewal. After triggering the automatic option until 2027, the goal now is to extend the contract until 2028, with the possibility of a further extension to 2029. In addition to the duration, the salary will also be revised: 3.5 million euros per year for a player who, in fact, has no natural substitutes in the team. The agreement could be made official as early as autumn.

However, the club’s strategy is not limited to Anguissa. There are several other renewals on the list: Matteo Politano is now close to signing until 2028, while Amir Rrahmani, despite the muscle injury that will keep him sidelined for a few weeks, will extend his contract until 2029, confirming his role as a defensive leader. Particular attention is also being given to the youngsters. Antonio Vergara and Giuseppe Ambrosino are two highly valued prospects, sought after by several clubs in the summer, but kept in Naples with the promise of an important future. Both, as revealed by TMW, will renew until 2030, secured as technical and strategic assets of the club.

Andrea Alati

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