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Frank Anguissa expected to get a new contract from Napoli, and he\u2019s growing discontent with the impasse, to the point that other teams, starting with Atalanta, have started to show interest.<\/p>\n
According to Gianluca Di Marzio, the parties have been haggling for over a year but haven\u2019t struck a deal yet. The matter is urgent, considering that his deal runs out in 2027. He would have been put on the market to prevent an exit for zilch in other circumstances, but it hasn\u2019t occurred.<\/p>\n
Anguissa is irked by the stalemate with Napoli, but the situation won\u2019t affect his effort level in training and on the pitch. He won\u2019t twist the team\u2019s arm to force his way out with unprofessional behavior.<\/p>\n
Atalanta took the first step to signal that they could table an offer if there were an opening, Corriere dello Sport<\/em> informs. The contacts with his entourage and the Partenopei<\/em> have only been preliminary. Massimiliano Allegri fully counts on him for the upcoming season. His agents, Maxime Nana and Giovanni Branchini, visited their second retreat a few weeks ago. There\u2019s a \u20ac700\/800k gap between the proposed new salary and the request.<\/p>\n This kind of chatter pops up pretty much every summer with him, and they have surely been dragging their feet with his renewal, exploiting last year\u2019s injury to halt the talks. The numbers are somewhat modest, and the difference not too vast, so a late accord could be in the cards. If he were to leave, foreign destinations, perhaps even exotic ones, would be more likely than other landing spots in Italy.<\/p>\n <\/p><\/div>\nOur Take on Napoli, Anguissa, and Atalanta<\/h3>\n
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