Club preparing to enter negotiations huge deal over Tottenham star –ambitious to do anything to please manager

Amid speculation surrounding Antonio Conte’s potential appointment at Napoli following his tenure at Tottenham Hotspur, reports suggest that the Serie A side could set their sights on acquiring a Spurs player as one of Conte’s inaugural signings.

According to sources from Radio Kiss Kiss, which boasts close ties to Napoli, the Italian club is eyeing a summer move for Dejan Kulusevski from Tottenham.

Kulusevski, a winger, is purportedly held in high regard by Conte, prompting Napoli to initiate discussions with both Tottenham and the player himself.

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With club president Aurelio De Laurentiis eager to appease the incoming manager, Napoli is prepared to go to great lengths to secure Kulusevski’s signature.

The Swedish winger has amassed six goals and three assists in 30 appearances for Tottenham this season, garnering a market value of €55 million as per Transfermarkt. However, the exact transfer fee demanded by Spurs remains undisclosed.

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Furthermore, Kulusevski is anticipating the arrival of his compatriot, Lucas Bergvall, at Tottenham next season, potentially influencing his stance on a possible exit.

Nevertheless, the likelihood of Napoli’s pursuit materializing remains uncertain, with the club facing significant obstacles in securing Kulusevski’s services.

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