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Rinnovo Meret-Napoli confirmed as agent visits Castel di Sangro

🇮🇹 By 4AllFootball ·
Rinnovo Meret-Napoli confirmed as agent visits Castel di Sangro

The renewal of goalkeeper Alex Meret's contract with Napoli has been secured, following his agent's visit to Castel di Sangro. The development means Meret, whose deal runs out in 2027, will aim to continue in the blue shirt, satisfying both player and club ambitions.

Earlier, agents Branchini and Nana were spotted on the tribunes of the Teofilo Patini stadium in Castel di Sangro, a courtesy visit that preceded the current negotiations. Their presence highlighted the growing interest in Napoli's upcoming contract decisions.

Yesterday, Federico Pastorello arrived at Castel di Sangro as well. Pastorello, representing Romelu Lukaku, Alex Meret and Vincenzo Prisco, made the trip explicitly to discuss the future of the Belgian striker, often referred to as "Big Rom."

The latest edition of La dello Sport examined the renewal issue, noting that Meret's contract expires in 2027 and that he has expressed a desire to remain with Napoli. The report underscored that Meret still has a future to write in the club's colours.

Google Discover highlighted the story, with Fonti and Stampa citing the A− A+ rating of the news. Calciomercato Napoli, after reporting on the visits, emphasized that the focus now lies on the contracts, noting the "Dopo" sequence of events at the Teofilo Patini venue.

The edition of La dello Sport has put Meret's future under the spotlight, confirming that his contract situation is now a key topic for Napoli.

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