Edinson Cavani could be part of swap deal with Manchester City's Edin Dzeko, says Napoli president Film producer De Laurentiis had been linked with outgoing interim Chelsea manager Benitez as a replacement for Napoli's own departing coach Walter Mazzarri, who guided the team to second place in Serie A. Reports had claimed Benitez would be offered a two-year contract by Napoli, but instead, according to De Laurentiis, the president sent sporting director Riccardo Bigon to negotiate with City over a deal that could see Cavani move to the Etihad Stadium and Edin Dzeko join the Neapolitans. De Laurentiis was quoted by Gazzetta.it as saying: "I did not go to London for Benítez. You would have me appointing 15 coaches: it's true, I've heard them all in the last six months and I'm aware. Yesterday I was in London with (managing director Andrea) Chiavelli and Bigon and for a simple reason: I have to prepare for the release of the film about Steve Jobs. However, I told Bigon, 'Go to City and take the chance to negotiate over Dzeko and see what they are willing to do for Cavani'. Who will be the new coach? I don't do things in a hurry. I'm trying to understand who will be the people to accompany me in the next journey.