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Ajax eyes Noa Lang As godts' replacement

🇳🇱 By 4AllFootball ·

Ajax is considering Noa Lang as a potential replacement for Mika Godts, should the Belgian midfielder complete a move to Paris Saint-Germain. Lang, 27, is one of the primary candidates to fill the void left by Godts. Discussions have taken place between all parties involved, with Ajax currently in negotiations with PSG over Godts' transfer.

The Dutch club is exploring options for Godts' successor, with Lang being a top target. The winger, who began his youth career at Ajax, has been made available by Napoli and is open to a return to his former club. Lang previously played for Ajax before moving to Club Brugge for approximately six million euros.

He then enjoyed successful spells in Belgium and with PSV before joining Napoli last year. However, Lang struggled under Antonio Conte and was loaned to Galatasaray in the winter. Napoli is now willing to loan him out again, provided an option to buy is included, which would be triggered by certain performances. The transfer fee for Lang is reportedly 25 million euros.

Ajax is investigating the possibility of bringing Lang back and is aware of the requirements for a potential deal. Both parties are keen, but talks will only gain momentum once PSG makes a bid that approaches the 60 million euro asking price for Godts.

The negotiations between Ajax and PSG are ongoing, with the French club's offer still short of the desired amount. However, the gap between the two parties is not insurmountable, and a deal could still be reached.

Noa Lang's potential return to Ajax would be a significant move for the club, and the player's history with the team could make the transition smoother. The upcoming days will be crucial in determining the outcome of the negotiations and the future of both Godts and Lang.

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