According to the market-wide report, Naples is interested in Milan's midfielder Adrie, and Milan may sell him below 10.5 million euros.

Adri was loaned to Fiorentina by Milan this season, scoring 5 goals and having 7 assists, but Fiorentina senior executives have determined to negotiate with the players and will not implement the buyout clause of 10.5 million euros.

Naples needs to strengthen the midfield lineup, because there are essentially four midfielders in the Blues: Gilmore, Lobotka, McTominay and Angouisa. Considering that the team will compete in three events, even if Billing is not sold, at least two more midfielders will need to be introduced. A low-cost signing candidate may be Adrie.

Adri has only one year left in the contract with Milan, and the transfer fee may be lower than the 10.5 million euro buyout amount agreed with Fiorentina. The Naples management appreciates the French player very much because he can play in an organizational midfielder and play in the front position of the midfield, which is very suitable for the three-midfield system.