Italian football club Napoli is reportedly exploring managerial options for the upcoming season and has made preliminary contact with Enzo Maresca.
Maresca, who previously managed Chelsea, has been unattached for over four months since his departure from Stamford Bridge. He has also been rumored to be a target for Fiorentina and is considered a strong candidate for a position at Manchester City.
According to reports, Napoli officials met with Maresca in London to discuss the possibility of him taking over as manager, potentially replacing Antonio Conte.
Maresca has indicated his interest and availability for a new role. However, his appointment could be contingent on other factors, including developments at Manchester City.
The future of the current Napoli manager, Antonio Conte, also remains uncertain. Conte has not received any offers to leave the club and is reportedly keen to stay, especially given his substantial salary. He is expected to discuss his future with club owner Aurelio De Laurentiis at the end of the season. This conversation will likely address the club’s ability to meet Conte’s demands for significant squad investment to rebuild the team.
