Antonio Nusa caught Napoli's attention after his impressive performance against Italy in the World Cup qualifiers, where he scored and provided an assist. Sporting director Giovanni Manna has been tracking him for a year, and negotiations with RB Leipzig are ongoing. Last summer, RB Leipzig paid 21 million euros to Club Brugge for Nusa, and given his contract until 2029, Napoli might need to offer a higher fee.

Napoli is showing interest in acquiring Antonio Nusa from RB Leipzig. The Norwegian player has made a strong impression during the World Cup qualifying matches against Italy. According to reports, Napoli's sporting director, Manna, has been monitoring Nusa for a year, and there are ongoing contacts between the clubs, with the potential for negotiations to accelerate. The Italian champions are keen to strengthen their squad under coach Antonio Conte for the upcoming season and have been active in the transfer market, having already signed Kevin De Bruyne and made an approach for Musah from Milan. Nusa, who impressed against the Italian defense, is considered a key target by Napoli's president De Laurentiis, with discussions continuing actively.