Mauro Icardi was reportedly contacted by Napoli and said he was open to a transfer as Gonzalo Higuain’s replacement.
With Higuain pushing to leave towards Juventus or Arsenal, the Partenopei are forced to look for a suitable alternative.
According to Calciomercato.it, Icardi and his entourage were contacted by Napoli director of sport Cristiano Giuntoli.
His response was to leave the door open to a potential move to the Stadio San Paolo.
Icardi’s results are clear to see, scoring 52 goals in 105 competitive games for Inter.
Mauro Icardi was reportedly contacted by Napoli and said he was open to a transfer as Gonzalo Higuain’s replacement.
With Higuain pushing to leave towards Juventus or Arsenal, the Partenopei are forced to look for a suitable alternative.
According to Calciomercato.it, Icardi and his entourage were contacted by Napoli director of sport Cristiano Giuntoli.
His response was to leave the door open to a potential move to the Stadio San Paolo.
Icardi’s results are clear to see, scoring 52 goals in 105 competitive games for Inter.
The 23-year-old is under contract with Inter until June 2019, but his wife Wanda Nara – who also acts as his agent – gave a series of interviews this week claiming he was on the market and was unhappy at the lack of a wage increase.
His price-tag would be in the region of €50m and he’s also wanted by Atletico Madrid and Tottenham Hotspur.
Napoli have suggested they won’t negotiate for Higuain, but can do little if someone activates his €94m release clause.