Fedele claims Anguissa has already signed with a new club

Enrico Fedele, the former agent of Fabio and Paolo Cannavaro, said on L'Infedele, Televomero's programme, that Anguissa has already agreed terms with a new club.

Anguissa is already gone, don't you get it? The midfielder has already signed a contract with a new club.

On the pitch, the picture is different. Anguissa will be available for Venezia-Napoli on Saturday 17 October.

He returned to training with the group on Wednesday, as confirmed by head coach Allegri, after a low-grade myofascial strain to his right adductor longus, and is back among the squad. It will be up to Allegri and the medical staff to decide whether he starts at the Penzo.

The contract sticking point

Anguissa's contract runs until 30 June 2027, and renewal talks are stalled over the numbers. He is said to be asking for around €6m a season, against the €3.6m net he currently earns. The gap helps explain why his name keeps coming up in transfer talk, even though he remains a starter in Allegri's midfield.

Milan have been informed of the chance to sign him on a free transfer in 2027, while Manna is said to be weighing an earlier sale in January, with Gedson Fernandes identified as a possible successor. The January window opens on 2 January and closes on 2 February 2027 — until then, any contract already signed elsewhere could not translate into an actual transfer.

Fedele's claim should be treated with caution: no club has been named, and there has been no confirmation from the player's camp or from Napoli. What is confirmed is that talks to extend one of the squad's most reliable starters have been stuck for weeks, in a season where Allegri cannot afford to lose a player who gives his midfield balance. The real question is not whether Anguissa has already signed elsewhere, but whether Napoli find the money to stop him doing so.