Il Mattino reports that Antonio Conte’s negotiations with Napoli involve a clause granting him the option to depart at the conclusion of each season. Simultaneously, Aurelio De Laurentiis is poised to allocate €230 million for summer transfer activities.

Advanced discussions between Napoli and Antonio Conte are ongoing, with De Laurentiis indicating the forthcoming ten days will be pivotal. Nonetheless, numerous sources suggest Conte has essentially secured an agreement, valued at €8 million annually until 2027.

According to recent disclosures by Il Mattino, Napoli is projected to invest €60 million over three years in Conte’s tenure. The publication asserts that while Conte is advocating for an annual exit clause, De Laurentiis favors retaining the clause’s authority to activate it each summer.

Furthermore, Conte is anticipated to receive a transfer budget of €230 million, inclusive of the €130 million expected from Victor Osimhen’s potential sale. Alongside, Conte’s coaching staff is set to include Christian Stellini, his brother Gianluca, and former Italian striker Elvis Abbruscato, who previously played under Conte at Arezzo.

Considering Conte’s background with Juventus and Inter, there’s speculation that he might contribute to enhancing Napoli’s training facilities, currently below par compared to European standards.