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While Napoli anticipate Scott McTominay, Kevin De Bruyne, and Stanislav Lobotka staying put, Frank Anguissa could end his sojourn at the club in the summer, after he almost left in the previous two, Il Mattino<\/em> reports.<\/p>\n The midfielder has been reeled in late by Antonio Conte in both cases, but it might not occur again. The future of the coach is also uncertain, considering Italy\u2019s courtship and his short-term contract. The Cameroonian star got off to a strong start, but he\u2019s not been the same since suffering a major thigh injury that cost him AFCON.<\/p>\n Anguissa will draw interest from Turkey, as Galatasaray and Besiktas have started making waves, the Premier League, where he previously played at Fulham, and Saudi Arabia, as Al Hilal already pursued him, if he departed Napoli.<\/p>\n The Partenopei<\/em> could seize the opportunity to get younger. They have taken a few stabs at Davide Frattesi in the past. He\u2019s more available now. They have also been keeping tabs on Arthur Atta, who\u2019s finishing the season well, and Joao Gomes. He could be a bargain since Wolverhampton have been relegated. Instead, Benfica\u2019s Richard Rios and Galatasaray\u2019s Gabriel Sara are more expensive targets.<\/p>\n His recent underwhelming performances can be solely attributed to his injury and a challenging road back to full fitness. He\u2019s been close to fleeing in the past, and perhaps the time has come, especially if they\u2019ll have a new coach. They\u2019ll have to add at least one pure midfielder, but they\u2019ll must decide on the newcomer\u2019s caliber. Their current scheme works better with McTominay a few meters back and a speedster next to De Bruyne.<\/p>\n <\/p><\/div>\nOur Take on Napoli and Anguissa<\/h3>\n
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