Naples signed a 2+1 contract with De Braune, spending 25 million to pursue Milan and black and hard

The mainstream European leagues have basically ended the 2024-25 season. Official news about changing coaches, renewing contracts, signings, terminations, etc. are coming one or two of the latest news they see every day. Friends who are interested can continue to pay attention. De Bruyne joined Naples and received a 2+1 contract. In order to achieve the goal of defending the title, the Serie A Blues are still strengthening their efforts, and the next goal is actually from Milan.

This time, without exception, it was Chairman Xuan again. Naples Chairman De Laurentis posted a photo of him shaking hands with Ding Ding on social media, with the caption: Welcome Kevin. According to Italian media, Naples and De Bruyne signed a two-year contract, with a one-year renewal clause, with an annual salary of 10 million euros. De Bruyne is Naples' first signing this summer, and the Serie A champion sent away Brazilian central defender Natan (buyed out by Betis) and local midfielder Guetano (buyed out by Cagliari) this summer.

Although he is 33 years old, De Bruyne has 40 games at Manchester City last season with 6 goals and 8 assists. I believe that under Conte's coaching, he will continue to perform at a high level in the Apennines. In order to allow De Bruyne to fully play his power in offense, especially passing, Naples' next goal in the transfer market is to strengthen the midfield, and his next target is Milan's US international midfielder Mousa.

According to Italian media, Naples has basically reached an agreement with Miran to buy Moussa for 25 million euros. The US international joined Milan from La Liga team Valencia for 21.2 million euros during the 2023 summer transfer period. He has played 80 times for the Ross and Blacks in the past two seasons and contributed 5 assists. Moussa joins to fill the vacancy left by Billing after his departure. Billing has returned to Bournemouth after his loan period this summer. Milan has lost midfield ace Reindes, while main goalkeeper Meinion is the target of Chelsea's poaching.

After defeating Inter Milan last season to win the Serie A championship, Napoli will face the test of European war again this season. It is not easy to defend the title. The good news is that the number one opponent Inter Milan lost the meritorious coach Inzaghi this summer, and only two signings have been completed so far (23 million to introduce Marseille winger Luis Enrique, and 14 million to introduce Dynamo Zagreb midfielder Susic).