Napoli, zero-budget transfer window: Manna open to possible departures | OneFootball

The winter market for Napoli moves between economic constraints and strategic evaluations. The Azzurri, reigning champions of Italy, must adhere to the break-even rule, a condition that ties any potential purchase to an equivalent sale.

Napoli, break-even market: Manna opens to possible sales

Manuele Baiocchini clarified the situation, explaining that for Napoli to make moves in January, they must first earn an amount equal to what they plan to reinvest. In this scenario, the names of Lang and Lucca emerge as the main candidates for departure, players who could allow the club to unlock new operations.

Before the match between Cremonese and Napoli, sporting director Giovanni Manna also spoke on the subject to DAZN: “I find the market limitation to be a paradox. We are one of the clubs in Italy with the most liquidity and a positive net worth,” he emphasized, highlighting a situation that the club considers inconsistent with its financial solidity.

However, Manna did not close the door to possible movements: “Lang and Lucca? I don’t rule anything out. Everyone must earn the chance to wear the Napoli jersey every day,” declared the Azzurri director.

Words that suggest the Neapolitan market is far from stagnant. Much will depend on the opportunities for departures and the club's willingness to seize any opportunities, always respecting the imposed constraints.

Antonio Karol Giordano

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