Naples transfer market, Anguissa redeemed. The announcement of De Laurentiis

Two tweets, four minutes later, to confirm Zambo Anguissa, who Napoli officially redeemed from Fulham for fifteen million euros. Aurelio De Laurentiis chirped in advance of the profile of the blue club to express all his satisfaction: “Dear Frank, what a pleasure to have you again with us”, wrote the president of Napoli shortly before the press office produced the classic post institutional.

“CALMIERATO” PRICE

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Anguissa had arrived at the end of last summer amid the general skepticism on loan precisely with the right of redemption and instead proved to be yet another correct choice by the sporting director Cristiano Giuntoli. Twenty-five appearances to his credit, starting from the surprise starter against Juventus as soon as he landed in the shadow of Vesuvius, Anguissa has become a pivot of Spalletti’s game who indeed regretted his absence in the crucial phase of the season by of some physical problems following the America’s Cup. The price paid for him, fifteen million euros in three annual installments of five million each, is absolutely “calm” considering that the Cameroonian has yet to turn 27 and is therefore heading towards full maturity.

ONE, TWO, THREE

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Anguissa is practically the third purchase of Napoli, which has already taken Olivera from Getafe (the signature has also arrived) for about 14 million including bonuses and Kravatskhelia, whose engagement has already been confirmed by De Laurentiis in a recent interview . Thus, after the departures of Ghoulam and Insigne, the first reconfirmation arrived in the expectation of knowing the future of the remaining expiring players, namely Ospina and Mertens. If they come out they will be replaced, but in the next few days the last attempts are foreseen to find an agreement with both of them to move forward together (the Colombian goalkeeper seems close to the farewell destination Spain, the Belgian scorer is evaluating all the offers that have received him, including obviously that of Napoli).