From Victor Osimhen to Kim Min-jae: Six Napoli players Premier League clubs will be scrambling to sign this summer

If the latest reports are to be believed, we're not just going to have a Manchester derby in the FA Cup final. According to several outlets, both United and City are hoping to sign Kim Min-jae this summer. Their interest is understandable. After all, Spalletti says the South Korean is the best centre-back in the world right now.

He's certainly having an incredible campaign. Kim, remember, was given the seemingly impossible task of replacing club legend Kalidou Koulibaly at the heart of the Napoli defence, and has pulled it off with remarkable ease.

His aerial ability and imposing physical presence would obviously make him an ideal fit for United, who are crying out for a dominant centre-back, but it's also easy to see why City are said to be keen, given Kim is excellent on the ball. Indeed, no player has made more successful passes in Serie A this season.

Napoli would be loath to lose Kim after just one season at the Maradona, but there is talk of a €50 million (£44m/$55m) release clause coming into play for two weeks this summer that is only applicable to foreign clubs.

At that price, he would represent an absolute steal.

Andre-Frank Zambo Anguissa didn't exactly set the Premier League alight during his time at Fulham, but the Cameroon international has taken his game to a whole other level since moving to Serie A in 2021. Just ask anyone connected with Liverpool. Zambo Anguissa was immense in Napoli's destruction of Jurgen Klopp's Reds on matchday one of this season's Champions League.

As well as playing a pivotal role in the Partenopei's passing game, the midfielder is also a pressing monster, as underlined by the fact that no player has won possession back in the final third more times in Serie A this season.

Let's face it, there are a few big Premier League clubs that could do with a player like Zambo Anguissa - including Liverpool themselves!

Napoli are well aware of the value of Stanislav Lobotka. De Laurentiis has just given the all-action Slovakian a new contract that runs until 2027, which was obviously a smart play.

Firstly, it boosts Napoli's hopes of holding onto arguably the most important player in Spalletti's set-up. Secondly, if any top teams do come in for Lobotka, they will now have to pay top dollar for his services.

It certainly wouldn't be a surprise to see someone test Napoli's resolve. Lobotka is Napoli's midfield metronome, keeping the ball moving swiftly and effectively about the pitch, but he's also equally adept at breaking up the play. The 28-year-old ranks second in terms of possession won in Serie A this season.

It would take a massive offer for Napoli to even consider parting company with a player that Spalletti has previously compared to Andreas Iniesta!

Piotr Zielinski has long been linked with a move to England. It might finally happen this summer.

The 28-year-old midfielder has made a significant contribution to Napoli's Scudetto success. As well as chipping in with three goals, he ranks joint-fourth for assists in Serie A, with seven, and joint-third in terms of chances created (60).

And all of this in spite of the fact that he has been in and out of the starting line up in recent weeks, with Spalletti suggesting that Zielinski has been lacking the level of aggression he demands.

A parting of the ways at the end of the season now seems inevitable, particularly as the Poland international is on a high salary, by Napoli's standards at least, and his current contract expires next year.

A year ago, nobody in Italy knew who Khvicha Kvaratskhelia was; now, he's already achieved mythical status in Naples. The Georgian has scored 12 goals, contributed a league-high 10 assists and won the ball back in the final third 35 times (he's level with Zambo Anguissa!) - but even those impressive numbers don't fully convey just how big an impact 'Kvaradona' has made on Serie A.

Despite being just 22 years of age, he has repeatedly taken the breath away with his wonderful dribbling skills, which inevitably sparked transfer talk. Kvaratskhelia's agent has already admitted that there is a lot of interest in his client, with Manchester City and Real Madrid among those said to be tracking the winger.

Napoli, though, are already trying to tie him down to a new deal, even though he only arrived last year. Kvaratskhelia is expected to stay at the Maradona, but don't be surprised if he is the subject of some big bids this summer.

Napoli's most prized possession. The Partenopei are simply not the same side without Victor Osimhen leading the line, as underlined during their poor run of form while the Nigerian was sidelined with an injury sustained on international duty.

He is Serie A's top scorer, with 22 goals, and has earned a reputation as one of the most exciting centre-forwards in world football with his barnstorming displays. Osimhen is strong, fast, tenacious and technically excellent; he really can do it all, which is why every top club dreams of signing the 24-year-old for next season.

Chelsea are obviously desperate for a prolific goalscorer, while United have long needed a reliable No.9. However, Bayern Munich are also in the running, as they look to belatedly land a replacement for Robert Lewandowski.

Again, the hope is that Napoli can keep Osimhen for another crack at the Champions League, but his desire to play in the Premier League is public knowledge and the feeling is, as with every other player on this list, that he could be sold for the right price.

Club president Aurelio De Laurentiis insisted during Thursday night's Scudetto celebrations that he plans to hold on to all of Napoli's "jewels", but he has also said several times, there are "certain offers you can't refuse"...