Kevin De Bruyne reportedly wants Napoli to sign his former teammate of the Man City Jack Grealisht this summer this summer.
Grealish, 29, came to City for £ 100 million from Aston Villa in 2021, a fee that made him the most expensive English player ever at the time.
However, the wing player, 29, has difficulty replicating the shape he showed in Villa and although Grealisk in 2022-23 in 2022-23 shone in the triple campaign of the city, he is largely impressed by the Etihad.
Grealish was further in the pecking order in 2024-25, with the 39-Cap England International, only seven Premier League matches and only one in 2025 started.
Earlier this month it came to a peak when he was omitted from the 27-man team of City for the Club World Cup and he was told to find a new club of Boss Pep Guardiola.
And according to De Zon, Stadslagend De Bruyne, who came to the Serie A champions Napoli this month after leaving Etihad, wants to sign up Grealish at the end of his contract.
The report claims that Napoli -Baas Conte has chosen the brain of De Bruyne all over the winger pending a possible movement.
And the 33-year-old hopes that his reference to his former teammate Napoli will see moving for Grealish.
Mail Sport previously reported how City will listen to loan offers if they cannot find a willing bidder for Grealish, who is left for two years to walk in his £ 300,000 a week deal.
In addition to Napoli, Everton belongs to the clubs that chase the 39-cap England International, which is desperate on ordinary Gametime to force itself in the Thomas Tuchel World Cup team.
The German recently told the winger that he should play more to earn a place in his plans, after he had left him out of his first two squadrons.
In the meantime, earlier this week, Guardiola also stated that Grealishe needs playing time and that it is 'best' for him to leave the city.
Guardiola said: 'He had a conversation with the club and they decided it was best.
“Jack is an exceptional player. The only reason why he didn't play last season is of course my decisions.
“We decide that he should play. The club was honest, he was honest.
'We decide that it is best to stay (behind) and to have a place where he can feel that he can come back to be the player as he was in the year of the Treble or all his career in Aston Villa.
“Without him it would have been more difficult in the year of the Treble.
'The fact is that he did not play many minutes in the past two seasons. He has to come back to play and to have the butterflies in his belly that he can play every three days every three days and show the quality he has. '
If Grealisk would move to Napoli, he would join a whole series of former Premier League stars that sail their trade in Naples.
Scott McTominay, Billy Gilmour, Romelu Lukaku and Philip Billing were all part of their Serie A -Triumph and that quartet has since been supplemented with the Tarque addition of De Bruyne.