Kalidou Koulibaly's agent claims Napoli are 'too small' as a club for his player.
The defender is performing well for the Partenopei and is undergoing negotiations to extend his contract, currently due to expire in 2019.
The club would like to keep him for a longer time, perhaps with a higher salary, but his agent's interview won't be helpful from a diplomatic point of view.
Kalidou Koulibaly's agent claims Napoli are 'too small' as a club for his player.
The defender is performing well for the Partenopei and is undergoing negotiations to extend his contract, currently due to expire in 2019.
The club would like to keep him for a longer time, perhaps with a higher salary, but his agent's interview won't be helpful from a diplomatic point of view.
“He has a contract that allows him to stay in Napoli for some time," his agent Bruno Satin told French outlet So Foot. "But if he receives an offer from a club that plays the Champions League every year, he'll certainly think of it.
“Napoli negotiate some big transfers, but they are still a small club in terms of their structures.
“There are electric cables everywhere in the stadium, so you can imagine the fear of getting electrocuted when it rains.
“I know, it's just a quibble, but I don't think they have this kind of trouble at Bayern Munich.”