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Napoli won\u2019t lose Frank Anguissa for free even though his contract is about to expire, but the road to a long-term one is more tortuous than previously anticipated. The midfielder\u2019s deal will run out on June 30th. The conditions to activate a two-year automatic extension will be met soon, La Gazzetta dello Sport <\/em>relays (via Virgilio<\/em>).<\/p>\n The veteran will be tied to the team until 2027 once that happens. However, the Azzurri<\/em> would like to reward him with a brand-new pact, tacking on two or three more years and increasing his wages.<\/p>\n Anguissa and his camp are mulling over whether to commit to Napoli basically for the rest of his career since he\u2019s 29. Monaco tried to lure him last summer, but their \u20ac15M offer was too low. The Cameroonian international has a few suitors abroad. He would have the chance to go to Saudi Arabia, with very rich wages, if he wished to.<\/p>\n The former Fulham contributor has been pocketing \u20ac2.2M annually in recent campaigns. He\u2019s putting together a career season in the final third, having already tallied 5 goals and 3 assists. He\u2019s currently on the mend with a calf injury. The Partenopei<\/em> acquired him for \u20ac16M from the Cottagers in 2022. According to Relevo<\/em>\u2019s Mattia Moretto, the negotiation between the parties is currently stalling.<\/p>\n It\u2019s normal to hunt for the best possible deal when approaching the final big contract, but the Azzurri<\/em> remain in the driver\u2019s seat to keep him a while longer even should he turn down their proposal and opt to postpone the decision to the future.<\/p>\n <\/p><\/div>\nOur Take on Napoli and Anguissa<\/h3>\n
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