Milan Skriniar is also leaving PSG after an experience that never fully took off. The Slovak defender has been linked with several Serie A clubs, having previously played for Sampdoria and Inter. The latest idea from the French was to include him in a deal for Kvaratskhelia, offering him to Napoli. However, Napoli is not interested in such a swap, as they prefer an offer without players, around 75 million euros, for the Georgian forward.

Milan Skriniar could be included in the transfer deal involving Khvicha Kvaratskhelia, moving to Napoli on loan as part of the agreement. PSG would cover his entire salary.

Milan Skriniar has been marked as a principal discard by Luis Enrique at Paris Saint-Germain. The club aims to restructure and Skriniar, who was initially considered a solid addition, has not met the coach's expectations. Napoli has shown interest in acquiring his services.

Milan Skriniar is part of the transfer discussions involving Kvaratskhelia. He is a specific request by Antonio Conte to strengthen Napoli's defense. Skriniar could join on a six-month loan with an option to buy. However, his salary, 8 million euros per year, is a significant hurdle, as it exceeds Napoli's usual salary range, except for Osimhen.

Milan Skriniar is part of PSG's project and has been specifically requested by Antonio Conte to strengthen their defense. Although the situation with Juventus is currently stalled, Skriniar might join on a six-month loan with an option to purchase. His annual salary of 8 million euros is a significant consideration, as it exceeds Napoli's usual limits. PSG may provide assistance with his salary, and if the purchase option is exercised, there could be a restructuring of the remaining three years of his contract, valued at 48 million euros gross. Napoli is assessing PSG's offer to make further decisions.

Naples is interested in Milan Skriniar but the club's president, Aurelio De Laurentiis, is hesitant to include an option to buy in the loan deal. PSG wants an option to buy that is 'quasi automatic' or 'easily attainable'.

Naples is in talks with Milan Skriniar for a potential transfer. However, there is uncertainty regarding his role as a starter, and the club is hesitant to include an automatic purchase option, which PSG is demanding in the loan deal.

Team Talk reports on Napoli's interest in signing Milan Skriniar from PSG. Napoli is among 11 clubs interested in signing Milan Skriniar from PSG. The French giants are willing to listen to offers of around €35 million for the Slovakian defender, who is unsettled due to lack of game time.

Napoli considered the possibility of acquiring Milan Skriniar if Paris Saint-Germain was willing to contribute to his salary, which includes net millions plus bonuses in the French capital.

Skriniar is out of PSG's choices, but his costs are prohibitive for an Italian club like Napoli in terms of salary. Therefore, Ismajli is considered a more viable option for Napoli.

The Slovakian international is being pushed towards the exit by Paris Saint-Germain. Naples is closely monitoring his situation. Skriniar is under contract until June 2028 and has a net annual salary of 10 million euros. He is expected to leave PSG on loan to revive his career after a particularly frustrating year in 2024.

Milan Skriniar is leaving Paris Saint-Germain and would be technically useful for Napoli. However, the financial conditions make this move difficult: in Paris, he earns 9 million euros net plus bonuses per season. For a move to Napoli, PSG would need to agree to a loan and contribute to the salary.

Napoli is considering a move for Milan Skriniar in January. Giovanni Manna is monitoring the situation as Napoli looks for a low-cost opportunity. The transfer could happen if PSG agrees to a loan and contributes to Skriniar's salary, which is 9 million net per season plus bonuses.

Milan Skriniar has made limited appearances for PSG this season and is not a regular starter under Luis Enrique. Naples has shown interest in Skriniar and has made inquiries about the player. PSG prefers a sale over a loan for Skriniar.

Napoli may revisit their interest in Milan Skriniar in January to strengthen their defense under Antonio Conte. The potential transfer could involve a loan deal with PSG covering part of his salary.

Napoli showed interest in Milan Skriniar during the summer transfer window. Antonio Conte, now managing Napoli, wanted to reunite with Skriniar to strengthen the defense. Skriniar confirmed the interest himself.

Milan Skriniar conveyed his dissatisfaction with his current playing time at Paris Saint-Germain under coach Luis Enrique. During the summer transfer window, discussions took place regarding a potential move, with Napoli expressing interest in acquiring him on loan. Nevertheless, Skriniar did not reach the final stages of negotiations with Napoli. Following discussions with PSG management and the coach, it was determined that Skriniar would stay at PSG to compete for his position.

Napoli head coach Antonio Conte wants to sign Milan Skriniar from PSG. Skriniar could be included in a deal for Osimhen.