Serie A giants Napoli are facing major changes in their squad after winning the title. Among them, striker Vitor Ossenhan has become the prey of many top teams, while rumors of Polish international midfielder Schliński's departure are also endless. According to Polish media, Napoli has bid 30 million euros (about 264 million Hong Kong dollars) to sell Schliński, and Liverpool has shown great interest in this.
Schilenski, 28, has played seven seasons with Napoli, making 324 appearances and scoring 47 goals, and has made 43 appearances this season, contributing seven goals and 10 assists. His contract is set to expire in 2024. Polish journalist Tomasz Wlodarczyk analyzed that Schliński, one of the highest-paid players in the team, is unlikely to renew his contract with Napoli, and thus is likely to be sold by the team this summer.
Last summer, Napoli had received offers from Westham and Newcastle, with Westham offering as much as €30 million, which Napoli had accepted and were close to finalizing the deal. However, Schilenski ultimately chose to stay with the team, a decision that was proven in the subsequent Serie A title win, where he proved to be the right choice and became a team legend.
