reporter Longo reported that Mousa has decided to leave AC Milan, and his first choice is still to go to Naples.

Milan sports director Tare is continuing to communicate with coach Allegri, committed to building a team lineup based on specific concepts and evaluating the adaptability of existing players. Mousa is not in the new plan. In the sideline midfield position, Allegri prefers other types of players, and Mousa is not regarded as a candidate for the front and back midfielder of the defense. The US international has been pushed into the transfer market, and his team has long been aware of this decision.

Naples' transfer negotiations on Moussa have reached a freezing point, and the two sides have differences on the terms of the bonus and are currently sticking to their respective positions. Player agents and the middleman are working to maintain dialogue and are sure that a deal will be reached within weeks.

Milan priced Moussa by nearly 30 million euros (including floating clauses). Given its technical characteristics are more suitable for the Premier League, the player team has recommended it to three clubs, namely West Ham, Nottingham Forest and Wolves.

Although Mousa's trip to the Premier League has made no substantial progress, it provides more possibilities for transfers. However, Mousa himself is still waiting to join Naples, where Conte coaches, which is his clear first choice.