Elmas is done, James Rodriguez walks away, Pépé is more and more complicated to reach, while an Icardi window opens. In summary this is the picture at the time of the ever-evolving Naples market.

EVEN ANCELOTTI - Until Sunday evening, Carlo Ancelotti was convinced he could get to James and was quite exposed to the fans (read interview). Instead the Colombian seems to be anticipating his return to Madrid to accept Atletico's proposal. Napoli - which remains firm in its loan request - does not stop, however, and is busy on the Pépé track: the Ivorian of Lille is very tempted by the Premier and Manchester United presses. De Laurentiis, however, is willing to spend over 60 million tag, given that the attacker is only 24 years old and the commitment, however high, would be much less tax fiscally with the new growth decree that became law about a month ago.

WANDA SIGNALS - Meanwhile, there seems to be an opening on Icardi. Mauro wants to get out of this stalemate as soon as possible, but Juve appears to be blocked by Higuain and the other transfers not yet taken off. Here then is that the Napoli track - the square is welcome - could take shape, although Ancelotti is looking for more movement forward between the lines. The same Wanda, with her photos posted in the foreground, with blue eyes rigged, seems to wink at the Napoli fans. We'll see.

THIS IS ELMAS— Meanwhile, negotiations with Fenerbahce have ended and in the next few hours the Macedonian midfielder Eljif Elmas will land in Italy: medical examinations and by Wednesday he should be in Dimaro to meet Ancelotti and his new companions.