Napoli have agreed to permanently transfer both Alessio Zerbin and Luis Hasa to Frosinone Calcio, the Campania club confirmed in an official statement released on their website.
Both players join Frosinone on definitive deals, with Zerbin signing a three-year contract and Hasa committing to a four-year contract, according to the club’s announcement. The move represents a chance for both players to establish themselves in Serie A after periods of loan spells and development within other clubs.
Zerbin, 27, returns to Frosinone having previously enjoyed a productive spell with the club during the 2021/22 Serie B season. He scored nine goals and provided three assists in 31 appearances during that campaign, before returning to Napoli and subsequently being loaned out to various clubs. His time at Napoli was largely defined by these loan moves, preventing him from securing a consistent role in the first team.
Hasa, a 2004-born midfielder, joins Frosinone after a loan spell at Carrarese in Serie B last season. During his time with Carrarese, he demonstrated promising attacking output from midfield, registering five goals and four assists in 31 appearances. Prior to his loan, Hasa was part of the Juventus Next Gen setup, gaining experience within a professional environment.
The double deal allows Napoli to trim their squad and potentially free up funds for further transfer activity during the current window. For Frosinone, the additions of Zerbin and Hasa bolster their midfield and attacking options as they prepare for the challenges of Serie A, providing coach Eusebio Di Francesco with increased tactical flexibility. These signings indicate Frosinone’s intent to strengthen their squad and compete effectively in the top flight.
