A warm wind blows from the Bosphorus all the way to Naples. After attempting to land Osimhen, the Istanbul giants are now eyeing another Italian jewel: Andre-Frank Zambo AnguissaThe Cameroonian midfielder, a cornerstone of Antonio Conte's game and a key figure in Napoli's midfield, has become a clear target for Galatasaray. But the courtship is no longer a one-way affair: Fenerbahçe has also made a move, transforming their interest into an all-Turkish challenge for one of Napoli's pillars.
Galatasaray, who have been working quietly for some time, are hoping to take advantage of the player's contractual situation.
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But it's not just Galatasaray. Fenerbahçe, under the new leadership of president Sadetin Saran, is also aiming to revitalize its international image. After the Ali Koç era, the Kadıköy club wants to return to prominence in Europe and sees Anguissa as the ideal candidate to usher in a new era. For Saran, a television rights entrepreneur, the Cameroonian's acquisition would be a declaration of intent: to restore Fenerbahçe to the continent's top ranks, snatching a Napoli icon from their city rivals.
Meanwhile, in Naples, calm is being preached. Conte considers Anguissa A key player, thanks to his balance, strength, and tactical intelligence. The coach has already asked the club to resist any offers, at least until next summer. But the Turkish pressure is real, and the feeling is that the Cameroonian's name could become one of the hot topics of the winter transfer window.
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The article discusses Anguissa and his transfer prospects. It's interesting to see how Turkish clubs are moving. We hope Napoli manages to keep the player, but the offers could be tempting.