Napoli open to Dezko deal
Napoli president Aurelio De Laurentiis is hoping to secure an exchange deal for Edinson Cavani with Man City's Edin Dzeko
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Napoli open to Dezko deal
Napoli president Aurelio De Laurentiis is hoping to secure an exchange deal for Edinson Cavani with Man City's Edin Dzeko
Read the full storyWhere next for Mancini?
by James Cann
A scramble for Roberto Mancini could spark off a managerial merry-go-round ahead of a summer of significant change on the continent
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Rumour - City close in on Cavani
Manchester City are confident of beating Spanish giants Real Madrid to the signing of Edinson Cavani, claim the Daily Mail. The Uruguayan striker looks set to leave Italy, despite the fact Napoli are likely to finish second in Serie A.
Cavani considers summer switch
"I'm fine in Naples, but in football there are lots of things to consider.
"I can only say that I will give my all in this shirt until the last day I wear it.
"Second place is not guaranteed, it's up to us. We have to make it ours in the forthcoming matches.
"Actually, looking at the team above us (Juventus), not even the championship is decided. We will do everything we can."
Star striker Cavani hints at Napoli exit
Napoli striker Edinson Cavani admits he is unsure where he will be playing next season and says it is up to the club whether he stays at the San Paolo.
Cavani has scored 27 goals in 33 games for Walter Mazzarri's side to help them up to second in the Serie A table, with his performances over the past couple of years leading to plenty of attention from Europe's top clubs.
Cavani told Uruguayan publication El Observador: "Football is a business. In Napoli I am fine as I have the love of the fans, but in football you never know where you play in the future."Much also depends on the club and the decisions of the president."
Rumour: One in, one out at Manchester City
Manchester City striker Carlos Tevez could be offered a return to boyhood club Boca Juniors at the end of the season, according to the Daily Express. If the Argentinian does leave Eastlands, then one likely replacement is fellow South American Edinson Cavani, claim the Daily Mail.
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Maradona wants to clear name
Diego Maradona has returned to Naples to plead his innocence over an outstanding 40million euro (£32 million) tax bill
Read the full storyHamsik upset by muggers
Napoli midfielder Marek Hamsik has spoken of his distress after being robbed at gunpoint in the southern Italian city last night
Read the full storyQPR target makes Napoli move
Napoli have signed Porto defender Rolando on loan until the end of the season, the Serie A club have confirmed
The 27-year-old had attracted the interest of Premier League outfit QPR but, after completing a medical at Castelvolturno, he opted instead to help Napoli in their bid for the Scudetto.
Fede joins Getafe
Fede Fernandez has joined Getafe on loan from Napoli for the rest of the season.
The 23-year-old defender, capped 11 times by Argentina, welcomed the chance to play in Spain.
"The Spanish league is very competitive," he said at a press conference.