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Eredivisie

Ajax eye Noa Lang while Godts' PSG move looms, Napoli resists

🇮🇹 By 4AllFootball ·
Ajax eye Noa Lang while Godts' PSG move looms, Napoli resists

Ajax have opened talks with the entourage of Dutch striker Noa Lang, signalling a possible Eredivisie club purchase, even as the Dutch side anticipates the imminent sale of midfielder Godts to Paris Saint‑Germain. Meanwhile, Napoli, Lang’s current owners, appear keen to retain the player.

The contact between Ajax and Lang’s camp was reported by the Corriere del Mezzogiorno, confirming the Dutch club’s preparation for a potential acquisition. This report underscores Ajax’s active scouting ahead of the transfer window.

Ajax also expects the sale of Godts to Paris Saint‑Germain to materialise soon, indicating a shift in their squad planning. The probable departure adds urgency to their interest in Lang.

Noa Lang is a Dutch attacker who is currently owned by SSC Napoli. His contract situation places him at the centre of the transfer discussion.

Lang previously played for PSV, making him a familiar figure in Dutch football circles. That background likely contributes to Ajax’s interest.

According to a report published this morning, Lang’s entourage seems inclined to keep him at SSC Napoli. This stance suggests any Ajax move would encounter resistance from the player’s representatives.

The news surfaced on Google Discover, listed among preferred sources and highlighted by Stampa A‑ and A+ labels. These designations reflect the article’s prominence on the platform.

While Ajax continues to monitor potential signings, the immediate outlook points to Lang remaining at SSC Napoli. The club’s next steps will be shaped by the outcome of the Godts transfer.

Consequently, Ajax’s transfer strategy now hinges on whether Godts completes his move to Paris Saint‑Germain, determining how aggressively they can pursue Lang.

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