According to Tuttosport, Inter has set its sights on André Frank Zambo Anguissa, the Napoli midfielder whose contract expires in June 2027. The Nerazzurri club is closely following the developments in the negotiations for the renewal between the player and the Neapolitan club, which at the moment are not progressing in the best way.

The thirty-year-old Cameroonian, who arrived at the foot of Mount Vesuvius in the summer of 2021, currently earns 3.6 million euros net per season, an amount resulting from the increase triggered in 2025 compared to the previous 2.7 million. The increase was decided by Napoli when the management exercised the option to extend the agreement until 2027.

The first contacts between sporting director Giovanni Manna and the player’s agent, Maxime Nana, have not produced positive results. The request made by Anguissa is around 6 million net per year, a figure that represents a significant increase compared to his current salary and is complicating the discussions.

From Viale della Liberazione, they are observing the situation with interest, evaluating the possibility of a free transfer operation for the summer of 2027. Not only Inter: Milan and Juventus are also reportedly following the evolution of the midfielder’s contract situation.