Walid Cheddira, the Morocco and Italy national forward currently on the books at Napoli, is being linked with a move to Serie A rivals Frosinone. The 28-year-old centre-forward is under contract with the Naples club until 30 June 2028, but his future is again the subject of speculation as Frosinone look to strengthen their attacking options.
Frosinone’s interest comes with Cheddira valued at around €2 million, a figure that would represent a relatively modest outlay for a Serie A striker in his prime years. Any agreement would still require Napoli to sanction a departure for a player tied down on a long-term deal, a factor that could shape both the structure and timing of any potential move.
Cheddira has established himself as a recognised centre-forward option at club level, with his performances having been strong enough to secure his place at Napoli and earn international recognition with Morocco alongside his Italian background. His profile as a versatile forward with top-flight experience in Italy aligns with Frosinone’s need to add proven depth in attack.
Napoli’s stance on the rumoured transfer has not been disclosed, and there is no indication yet that formal talks have progressed to an advanced stage. For now, Cheddira remains a Napoli player, tied to the club for another two years under his current contract, as Frosinone monitor the situation ahead of the new Serie A campaign.
