Beşiktaş launch €10m bid for Zambo Anguissa as Napoli set price tag for Cameroonian star

André-Frank Zambo Anguissa is edging closer to a potential summer departure from SSC Napoli, with Turkish giants Beşiktaş reportedly stepping up efforts to secure his signature ahead of the new season.

The Cameroonian midfielder remains under contract at Napoli until June 2027, but with just over a year remaining on his current deal, there is growing uncertainty over his long-term future in Serie A. Reports suggest that no formal talks have yet been opened over a contract extension, leaving the door open for a possible transfer.

Beşiktaş have now emerged as serious contenders for his signature, with the Istanbul-based club believed to have made an initial €10 million offer for the experienced midfielder.

According to Italian outlet Il Mattino, Napoli have rejected the opening bid, instead setting a valuation of around €20 million for the 28-year-old, who remains an important figure in their midfield setup.

Anguissa has been a key component of Napoli’s squad in recent seasons, known for his physical strength, ball-carrying ability, and tactical discipline in the centre of the pitch. His performances have played a significant role in the club’s domestic and European campaigns, making him a valuable asset despite ongoing transfer speculation.

Beşiktaş, meanwhile, are actively looking to strengthen their midfield ahead of the upcoming season as they aim to close the gap on their domestic rivals and improve their competitiveness in European competitions. The club views Anguissa as a high-impact signing capable of bringing experience, power, and stability to the centre of the park.

The Turkish side’s early approach signals their intent to move quickly in the transfer market, but the gap in valuation between both clubs remains a major hurdle. Napoli’s €20 million asking price reflects both Anguissa’s importance and their reluctance to lose a key player without adequate replacement.

With no renewal talks currently underway, the midfielder’s situation is expected to be closely monitored throughout the summer window, especially if Beşiktaş return