
Official: Napoli sell Zerbin and Hasa to Frosinone
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Napoli have officially sold Alessio Zerbin and Luis Hasa to Serie A side Frosinone.
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Attributed to original sourceNapoli have officially sold Luis Hasa and Alessio Zerbin to newly-promoted Serie A side Frosinone.
Attacking winger Zerbin had been with Napoli since 2017, but went on a series of loan spells to the likes of Viterbese, Cesena, Pro Vercelli, Monza, Venezia and last season Cremonese.
This is technically a return to Frosinone, as he had a loan experience there in the 2021-22 campaign.
The 27-year-old had also been linked with a potential move abroad to Iraklis Salonika, but will stay in Italy with Frosinone.
Napoli sell talented pair to Frosinone Luis Hasa of Italy U21 looks on during the 50th Tournoi Maurice Revello match between Italy U21 and Japan U21 at Stade Jules Ladoumègue on June 4, 2024 in Vitrolles, France. (Photo by Simone Arveda/Getty Images) Hasa is a 22-year-old midfielder who was born in Italy and played for the Azzurri at various youth levels, but was given his senior Albania debut in June 2026 .
A product of the Juventus youth academy, he moved on to Lecce and then Napoli in January 2025.
Hasa spent last season on loan in Serie B with Carrarese, where he contributed five goals and four assists in 31 games, but has never played in Serie A.
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What happened
Napoli have completed the sale of two players to Frosinone in a confirmed move. Alessio Zerbin and Luis Hasa leave the Partenopei to join the Ciociari, trimming Antonio Conte's squad ahead of the new campaign. Both players had limited first-team roles at Napoli and will look for more regular minutes in their new surroundings.
Chance analysis
This is a low-to-mid impact squad-trimming operation for Napoli rather than a headline transfer. Neither Zerbin nor Hasa were central to Conte's first-team plans, so the move is primarily relevant for Frosinone's depth chart and for Napoli's balance sheet. It signals Napoli's continued focus on streamlining the squad rather than reshaping the core.
Frosinone gain two squad players, Napoli shed fringe players and likely receive a modest transfer fee.
Factor Frosinone's added depth slightly upward in squad-rotation considerations; downgrade Napoli's bench options marginally in Serie A squad-depth models.