This time it is something more than a simple suggestion. Napoli gave Manchester United the willingness to negotiate the purchase of Romelu Lukaku, 26, an offensive point of reference for the Red Devils and the Belgian national team. A 70 million euro operation, an investment that was never budgeted in the 15 years of management of Aurelio De Laurentiis. Therefore, Napoli will compete with Inter, who would like to bet on United's striker to compensate for the eventual departure of Mauro Icardi. The Lukaku idea was also born from the tax breaks provided for by the Growth Decree, launched by the Government (now to be converted into law by the Parliament): the Decree is expanded in the south and would allow Naples to save even more in the case of hiring workers foreigners, paying just 10 percent. A Lukaku will have to be guaranteed a salary of 10 million net that, calculating the taxation of 10 percent, would be equivalent to 11 million gross. Speeches have been under way for some time between the Belgian and Inter, in recent weeks the Belgian has also been spotted in Milan. But what frightens the Nerazzurri club, much more than the agreement with the player, is to find a meeting point with United