Alex Meret’s future with Napoli has been settled as the Italian goalkeeper is set to extend his stay with the Partenopei. The 27-year-old shot-stopper, whose current contract was due to expire in June 2025, has agreed to new terms with the club after prolonged negotiations.
Gianluca Di Marzio reports that Napoli’s management has offered Meret a one-year extension with an option for an additional year in favor of the club. This proposal has satisfied the player after lengthy discussions, ensuring that he will continue to don the Napoli jersey for the foreseeable future.
The agreement comes as a relief for both parties, putting an end to speculation about Meret’s future. The goalkeeper has been a key figure for Antonio Conte’s side this season, contributing to their position at the top of Serie A with solid performances between the posts.
Meanwhile, Napoli are also making moves to strengthen their goalkeeping department. Negotiations are progressing with Cagliari regarding a potential swap deal involving Elia Caprile and Simone Scuffet. The exchange is reportedly in its final stages, with a new development suggesting that Cagliari may secure a buyback option for former Bari goalkeeper Caprile.
