Milan make contact over Anguissa as Napoli renewal stalls
The Cameroon midfielder's contract runs to 30 June 2027, and a move would go through as a free transfer entirely within Serie A.

André-Frank Anguissa has entered Milan's radar, with the Rossoneri reportedly making contact with the midfielder's agents over a free transfer that would stay entirely within Serie A. Anguissa's Napoli contract runs until 30 June 2027, and a renewal is far from guaranteed: sporting director Giovanni Manna has himself admitted in interviews that a free departure is a concrete possibility.
Money is at the heart of the stand-off. Anguissa's wages are already high, and his demands for a new deal are said to be going up rather than down. His form has not convinced the fanbase either, and physical fragility has become an issue in recent weeks: he is out with a recurrence of a myofascial injury to his right adductor and was missing again from the training report on Friday 25 September.
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Anguissa's name was already being mentioned by those calling for the squad to be rebuilt department by department after a start to the season worth 9th place and 7 points from 5 games. Now there is a concrete suitor to go with it. The January window, which opens on 2 January and closes on 2 February, will show whether the renewal talks actually break the deadlock.
Source: Spazio Napoli



