Vanja Milinković-Savić's Move to Napoli

Napoli will pay €21 million to Torino, spread over four years, for the Serbia goalkeeper's services. A verbal agreement is already in place with Torino for Milinković-Savić to join Conte's squad. The goalkeeper reportedly said yes to Napoli in June, paving the way for the transfer.

Aleks Meret is currently Napoli's first-choice goalkeeper, but Milinković-Savić will likely compete with him for the spot. Other goalkeepers like Klaudio Turi and Nikita Kontini will also be vying for a place in the team. The significant transfer fee suggests Napoli has serious plans for Milinković-Savić.

At 28, Milinković-Savić has already gained significant experience playing for Torino and the Serbian national team. He has represented Serbia 19 times, showcasing his skills on the international stage. Although he hasn't played for Serbia recently due to injury and personal reasons, his talent and abilities are still highly regarded.

With this transfer, Napoli is expected to strengthen its goalkeeper position, and Milinković-Savić is poised to make a significant impact in the Italian club's upcoming campaigns.