Flash Transfer News: Camavinga’s Anti-Saudi Clause, Naples Can’t Sack Garcia, OM Loses Sporting Director**

Here is what you need to know about Transfers News this thursday, october 12.
* **Naples Backtracks on Firing Rudi Garcia:** The situation at Napoli is complex, with President Aurelio De Laurentiis seemingly changing his mind about sacking Rudi Garcia, the team’s coach. De Laurentiis had previously expressed dissatisfaction with Garcia, saying, “I’m having a tough time with him. I’m an entrepreneur, and I have a duty to be involved with my business. The coach and the sporting director are at your service. I will make the most appropriate decisions when the time comes.” However, it appears that following a high-level meeting between the two, the separation may not be imminent, as Antonio Conte, who was expected to take over, has declined the offer. Therefore, Napoli will retain Rudi Garcia for now.

* **Luka Modric’s Frustration at Real Madrid:** Luka Modric, previously a key player for Real Madrid, has found himself on the bench this season and expressed his dissatisfaction with the situation. He said, “I always want to play. I don’t want a break; I don’t want to take vacations. I want to play because that’s where I feel my best, and it helps me prepare for matches.” Modric emphasized his desire for regular playing time, even every three days, as he feels physically and mentally fit. He acknowledged the attention surrounding his situation but is mentally preparing to accept and move on.

* **Javier Ribalta Leaves Marseille:** The Olympique de Marseille (OM) has undergone an internal restructuring, including its Executive Board, with the departure of the Sporting Director, Javier Ribalta. This decision followed a tense meeting with fan groups on September 18, leading Ribalta to step back. The OM released a statement thanking Ribalta for his involvement and professionalism throughout his time with the club. Pablo Longoria remains the President of OM, and the reorganization aims to transform the club both administratively and sportingly.

* **Real Madrid Extends Contracts with Anti-Saudi Clauses:** Real Madrid is reportedly extending the contracts of two players, Eduardo Camavinga and Federico Valverde. Camavinga’s new contract will run until 2028, while Valverde’s will also be extended to 2028. Notably, both contracts will contain clauses designed to protect the players from approaches by clubs in Saudi Arabia. Camavinga’s original contract was set to expire in 2025.

Please note that the situation in football can change rapidly, and it’s advisable to follow official club statements and reliable sources for the latest updates.