La Liga
Napoli is interested in signing Gavi, a midfielder who has lost relevance within FC Barcelona's rotation, and they are preparing an offer of €30 million fixed plus €10 million in variables. Gavi's sale could shake up Barcelona's transfer market.
As reported by El Nacional, the Azzurri board aims to capitalize on the Andalusian player's lack of playing time under Hansi Flick's schemes, a scenario that the Catalan board would be willing to consider positively.
Gavi's Discontent with Hansi Flick and Change in Status at FC Barcelona
The 22-year-old midfielder is unsatisfied with the secondary role he holds within the squad after returning to the starting lineup against Getafe, where he was substituted after missing the opening match against Elche due to injury. The FC Barcelona hierarchy no longer views the academy product as an untouchable player in their sports planning, prioritizing immediate performance in midfield.
Despite the Spanish international's initial desire to establish himself in the Blaugrana project, the lack of continuity could push him to accept a mid-season exit to avoid hindering his development.
Napoli's Financial Strategy to Convince Barcelona
The financial proposal articulated from Napoli's offices includes an immediate disbursement of €30 million guaranteed, adding an extra €10 million contingent on sports objectives. This figure is appealing to Barcelona's treasury, keen on gaining financial liquidity without excessively weakening the first team's rotation.
The Italian executives believe that offering guaranteed starting position in Serie A will be crucial to unlocking the agreement with the midfielder's camp. Napoli's technical department will monitor Gavi's official minutes played in LaLiga during November and December 2026.
If Gavi's playing time under Hansi Flick remains low, Napoli will attempt to persuade the player to seek a new challenge and prepare an offer to convince Barcelona.
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