Lobotka contract talks stall as Napoli hold 2028 option
Lobotka's deal runs to 30 June 2027 with no progress on an extension, but Napoli can trigger a unilateral option, as they did with Anguissa, to push his contract to 2028.

Lobotka's contract talks with Napoli have not moved. His current deal expires on 30 June 2027, and there is no sign of progress on a voluntary extension: the midfielder's agents were seen in Naples in recent days, but nothing concrete has come of it. Napoli are covered by an automatic renewal option for a further season, the same clause already used with Anguissa, and the club will exercise it, extending his contract to June 2028 and ruling out a free departure.
His winning goal against Bologna, scored in the 66th minute, adds weight to the situation. It is one of the few of Lobotka's career: just 7 in 536 appearances for club and country, four of them for Napoli in 244 games, all in Serie A. The Slovak midfielder celebrated in his usual way, with a pizza in the Sanità district.
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At 32, Lobotka shows no sign of wanting to commit beyond the terms already in place, and Napoli president De Laurentiis is in no rush to force the issue. The unilateral option turns what would elsewhere be a transfer saga into a situation the club can manage at its own pace. Before the international break, Napoli close out this run of fixtures on Sunday 20 September against Fiorentina.
Source: Spazio Napoli


