According to Longo, Naples thought he could sign Moussa for 25 million euros, and was surprised by Milan's asking price.

Musa has agreed to join Naples. He is excited about his appreciation from Naples and Conte's appreciation. He has been waiting for his agent's call these days, hoping to finalize a transaction that seemed to be completed within a few days, but now the transaction is in a deadlock due to some key issues.

Naples originally thought that the transaction could be completed with 25 million euros, including the bonus, but Milan CEO Frani's asking price of 27 million euros to 28 million euros surprised Naples. At present, the two sides have not reached an agreement on the bonus and the final transfer fee. Although there are still differences in positions, the two sides did not interrupt the negotiations, thanks to the continued efforts of the middleman and Moussa's team.

Sources close to Naples confirm that negotiations are still in progress, and the club hopes to reach an agreement. Milan and Naples senior executives will hold talks in Milan City tomorrow to strive to push for a substantial breakthrough in the deal this week.

Musa himself has reached a personal agreement with Naples, and he will sign a four-year contract with an annual salary of 2.5 million euros after tax.