Napoli are being linked with a summer move for Sporting left winger Alisson Santos, whose long‑term future in Portugal remains unclear.
The 23‑year‑old, valued at €28.00m on Transfermarkt, is the subject of speculation over a switch from Liga Portugal to Serie A, with the probability of a deal currently listed only as “?”. With no contract expiry date publicly available, it is also unclear whether Santos could eventually move as a free agent if talks over a new deal at Sporting were to stall.
Born in Itapetinga, Brazil, on 27 September 2002, Santos is eligible for both Brazil and Tunisia and is recorded as holding dual nationality. A right‑footed attacker who operates primarily as a left winger, he has built a reputation in Portugal for his direct running and ability to drift inside onto his stronger foot.
Data from Transfermarkt lists Napoli as his current club and national‑team affiliation, but the latest transfer entry links him specifically with a move from Sporting to the Italian side, underlining the rumour‑status of the story rather than a completed transfer. The reported interest would see him move from Liga Portugal to Serie A, where he would wear the number 27 shirt for the Naples club.
Recent statistics for individual matches, including opponents, dates and scorelines, are not specified in the available data, but his market valuation and age profile mark him out as a potentially significant asset. Any deal would likely need to reflect his €28.00m price tag unless his contractual situation changes and opens the door to a reduced fee or free‑agent scenario.
If Napoli choose to act on their reported interest, a move to southern Italy could provide Santos with a high‑profile platform in Serie A and a pivotal next step in shaping his reputation at European level.
