Napoli plans to be active in the January transfer market, and the club's sporting director Manna has confirmed the team will be strengthened. The focus is on midfield, where the club intends to acquire a couple of players, partly because of the uncertain futures of Stanislav Lobotka and André-Frank Zambo Anguissa. In this search, Napoli is monitoring two players from Monaco. Mamadou Coulibaly, who was born in 2004 and has a contract until 2028, has been an interest for a long time. More recently, his Senegalese teammate Lamine Camara, also born in 2004, has become a potential target. While negotiations are not expected to be simple, Napoli considers both players to be very good options. Camara has 39 caps and 5 goals for his country. He joined Monaco in July 2024 for a fee reported to be €15m, and his contract runs until June 2029. His current Transfermarkt market value is €55.00M. Several other clubs, including Liverpool and Chelsea, have recently been linked with the midfielder. Recent reports from late 2026 state that Monaco's asking price for the player is between €60m and £60m (approx. €70m). This comes after a reported €55m deal with Chelsea collapsed in the summer of 2026.