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Serie A

Napoli cashes €3.5 million as Cheddira moves permanently to Frosinone

🇮🇹 By 4AllFootball ·
Napoli cashes €3.5 million as Cheddira moves permanently to Frosinone

Napoli has secured a €3.5 million fee plus future resale percentages as Walid Cheddira completes a permanent transfer to Frosinone, confirming the striker’s departure from the club and providing the Neapolitan side with immediate financial relief after months of being deemed surplus to requirements.

The move was confirmed by Sky Sport, where journalist Gianluca Di Marzio announced, “È fatta per Cheddira al Frosinone”. The report appeared under the Stampa A− A+ banner, signalling the club’s official communication.

Transfer details and financial terms

Napoli will receive €3.5 million upfront, with additional bonuses tied to performance. The agreement also includes an undefined percentage of any future resale of the player, ensuring further potential revenue for the Neapolitan side.

Walid Cheddira is set to be available for Frosinone’s opening league fixture against Juventus, meaning the striker can contribute immediately in Serie A.

The Moroccan forward previously featured for Frosinone in the 2023‑2024 season, netting eight goals across Serie A and the Coppa Italia, demonstrating his proven scoring record with the club.

The transfer resolves Napoli’s surplus‑player situation, a development highlighted in recent Calciomercato Sport analysis. The club’s decision frees up squad space while delivering cash flow, and the paperwork even references Frosinone" as the receiving entity.

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