€1.5 million villa sparks Noa Lang's return to the Eredivisie

Noa Lang scored his first goal of the season in Serie A for Napoli last weekend, but a purchase of a villa worth almost one and a half million euros in South Holland suggests that he may return to the Eredivisie.

First Serie A goal for Napoli

The Dutch left‑winger found the ball in the net in the home match against Frosinone, securing Napoli’s 3‑0 victory. Lang then praised the coach who, unlike Antonio Conte, spoke to him.

Luxury home in Oostvoorne

Well‑known Buren announced that Lang has spent almost one and a half million euros on a detached villa in South‑Holland’s Oostvoorne, under the shadow of The Hague and Rotterdam. The purchase was made through a property worth almost one and a half million euros.

Return possibilities to the Eredivisie

The rumours about a possible summer transfer to Ajax have been circulating for a while. Lang confirmed during the international break that there were concrete talks, but that a move ultimately proved impossible. He said: “I have thought about it, but in the end it just wasn’t possible. “I have spoken with Ajax, I would be lying if I said otherwise.” Gullit said: “I know Conte a little. A nice guy. You have to work extremely hard. If you don’t go along with him, you have a problem.”

Gullit continued: “Noa has had problems at many clubs. So it will also be a bit down to him. Conte has won many titles and has a lot of experience. This is the moment to look at yourself. If he does that, he will keep playing better football.”

Financial considerations

A villa worth one and a half million euros is not an everyday investment. The fact that Lang has spent such an amount underlines that a return to the Eredivisie is financially feasible, although it is no guarantee of a transfer.