“Juve-Napoli non è ancora finita: asta da 40 milioni di euro.”
In the article“Secondo Ekrem Konur, infatti, Giovanni Manna e Frederic Massara avrebbero messo nel mirino Noah Sadiki.”
Single aggregator reportBroke 6d ago ·
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Carried by Calciomercato.it (aggregator).
- Reported fee
- €40m
- Value
- €63m
- Reporters
- 1
Where he ends up in the January windowEvery outcome by the January deadline, adding up to 100%. A move in a later window is not counted. Open a club for its rumour.
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NewcastleRumour page
LiverpoolRumour page- Other clubNot yet named
Stays at SunderlandNo move
- ReportingNo trusted reporterOne aggregator reportAgainst the move
- ContractRuns to June 20303 years 8 months leftAgainst the move
- NapoliSpending close to its limitAgainst the move
- FeeReported €40mValue €63m
The story so far
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Chance it happens in JanuaryLong shot
1%
- Reported fee
- €40m
- Value
- €63m Powered by
Napoli linked with Sadiki amid unverified €40m auction talk
The situation
Napoli's interest in Noah Sadiki is back in the papers, but the story is murkier than it looks. The latest report talks of a four-way auction involving Juventus, Atletico and the Sunderland midfielder, with a €40m asking price mentioned alongside Liverpool and Newcastle United also credited with interest. There is no word of any bid being lodged, no agreement, and no sign Sunderland are willing to sell. Sadiki only joined the club in July 2025 and has 42 months left on his contract once the January window opens, which hardly points to a club under pressure to cash in.
The reporting
The only source behind this is Calciomercato.it, which was carrying it by 4 November, and that report is itself echoing Ekrem Konur rather than breaking fresh ground. No trusted reporter has backed any of it, and nobody else has matched the claim independently. That leaves one voice repeating another, which is thin ground for a €40m auction story involving four or five clubs.
The outlook
Given the lack of any confirmed bid, the number of clubs supposedly circling, and the fact Sunderland have shown no public inclination to sell, this move looks unlikely to progress in the January window. Sadiki is valued at €67m, well above the figure being floated, which only adds to the sense that nothing concrete is close.
What happens next
For this to move anywhere, a club would need to make an actual offer Sunderland even acknowledge, and a trusted reporter would need to pick up the story independently. Until then, it remains an aggregator-driven rumour with no fee on the table and no seller showing interest in talking.
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Money trail
Reported fee €40mValue €63m
€40msource
Historical precedent
2025
Sunderland from Union SG€17m
Sunderland from Union SG€17m2023
Union SG from RSC Anderlecht€0.9m
Union SG from RSC Anderlecht€0.9mNoah Sadiki’s real transfer fees, for context, not a prediction.
Who is behind this story
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Outlet · Serie A
1 report on this storyfirst 4 Nov
Questions about this transfer
How likely is Noah Sadiki to join Napoli?
Transfer Tracker rates Noah Sadiki to Napoli at 1%, a longshot on the current reporting from 1 reporter.
What is the expected Noah Sadiki transfer fee?
Reports put the fee for Noah Sadiki to Napoli at around €40m, against Transfer Tracker's value of €63m.
Where else could Noah Sadiki go?
Besides Napoli, Transfer Tracker's model rates Noah Sadiki's other live options as Newcastle United 1%, Liverpool 1%.
Probability & estimates are modelled opinions from public reporting · informational only, not fact or betting advice.