According to TuttoMercatoWeb, Napoli are still searching for a replacement for Di Lorenzo on the right flank, and Anan Halilović remains a key target for the club's management. The Israeli player, born in 2004 and playing for Union Saint-Gilloise, continues to be closely monitored by sporting director Manna, who is working to strengthen Allegri's squad.

According to Il Mattino, Napoli has received signals from the player himself that he is willing to play in Italy. The two parties have also reached a preliminary framework for a contract that would extend until 2031 with an annual net salary of approximately €1.3 million.

However, the main obstacle in negotiations is Union Saint-Gilloise's asking price. The Belgian club is demanding €25 million for the player, a figure Napoli considers significantly too high.

Maccabi Tel Aviv also holds a 20% sell-on clause, which further increases the deal's cost. In the coming days, Manna will attempt to bridge the gap. If an agreement cannot be reached, Napoli may pursue other candidates to fill the backup position on the right flank.