Longo: Moussa is approaching Naples, Milan hopes to get more transfer fees than EUR 25 million

According to Milan's team reporter Longo, Moussa is only one step away from joining Naples, and Milan hopes to strive for a transfer fee higher than EUR 25 million.

Musa has packed her luggage and is waiting for the final permit to set out for Naples. The American midfielder is a target that Napoli director Manner and coach Conte appreciate very much. He has reached a comprehensive agreement with Napoli on a contract of 4 to 5 years, with an annual salary of 2.5 million euros and bonus after tax.

Naples and Milan have entered a critical stage, and the two clubs continue to maintain contact, but there is still a shortage of a chance to complete the deal.

Milan intends to sell Moussa, and Naples also wants to sign him. The overall transaction framework has been built quite clearly. Naples' initial offer was about €20 million, while Milan's asking price was €30 million. Since then, Naples has raised its offer to 25 million euros, narrowing the gap between the two sides. However, Milan CEO Flani still hopes to win more.

Naples director Manna is currently abroad, but he is negotiating closely with Milan, hoping to finalize the final details. Mousa is getting closer to joining Naples, but the final step still needs to be completed with the same strength as in the early stages of the negotiations.

Conte is waiting for the second midfielder after De Bruyne, and he firmly believes that the former Valencia player is very suitable for his tactical system and has the right mentality to meet this new career challenge.