Lukaku leaves Napoli, Gabriel Jesus and Noa Lang become targets

Romelu Lukaku is set to join Fenerbahce after Napoli and the Turkish club agree on a deal that includes a €6 million fixed fee plus up to €2 million in bonuses, while the Belgian striker prepares to sign a contract worth roughly €10 million per season; meanwhile Napoli’s next targets include Gabriel Jesus and Dutch winger Noa Lang.

Agreement details confirmed

Secondo quanto riportato dal Corriere del Mezzogiorno, the agreement between Napoli and Fenerbahce includes a €6 million fixed fee with up to €2 million in performance bonuses, and the Belgian striker is set to sign a contract worth about €10 million per season.

The news first appeared on Google Discover, citing the source line “Fonti preferite – Stampa A− A+” and confirming that only the final paperwork remains before Lukaku’s official departure.

Napoli’s replacement plan unclear

Napoli have yet to outline a concrete plan to replace Lukaku, leaving the club’s attacking strategy in flux.

Coach Massimiliano Allegri will need to decide whether to rely on existing forwards or seek new signings during the upcoming transfer window.

Allegri wanted to sign Doumbia for Milan and Napoli, but Sporting have him

Gabriel Jesus linked, agent denies

Gabriel Jesus has been mentioned as a possible addition to Napoli’s front line, a move that would give Allegri three central strikers.

However, the player’s agent has publicly denied any ongoing negotiations, ruling out the Brazilian forward for the moment.

Noa Lang attracts Ajax interest

Dutch winger Noa Lang has entered the radar of Ajax, with reports suggesting the Dutch club is ready to table an offer of €25 million for the player.

A transfer would further reshape Napoli’s offensive options and could lead to additional squad adjustments.

Con the Lukaku deal sealed, Napoli’s market activity enters its hottest phase, and the coming week may bring further surprises as the club navigates its striker shortage.

Fans will be watching closely to see which direction the Italian side ultimately takes.