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Naples eye Belgium midfielder Zorgane as winter market nears

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Naples eye Belgium midfielder Zorgane as winter market nears

Adem Zorgane's strong displays in Belgium have put him on the radar as the winter transfer window approaches, while clubs weigh the opportunity to sign him. His performances in Belgium have not gone unnoticed and a major suitor appears determined to monitor his progress closely.

According to, Naples are already planning several investments for the upcoming winter window and have identified Adem Zorgane as a potential target. The Union Sint-Gillis midfielder features in the plans of Giovanni Manna, the sporting director of the Neapolitans, who is seeking ways to bolster the midfield.

Napoli's ongoing interest

The Italian club's interest in the Algerian international is not new, with reports last month already hinting at a rapprochement between the parties. Reportedly, The dossier remains active as the market prepares to open, Naples, however, are also evaluating other options, including Monaco forward Mamadou Coulibaly, whose move would require more than 30 million euros and thus complicates the pursuit. Young Sassuolo midfielder Darryl Bakola is another name mentioned. In this context, the Fennec could provide an appealing alternative for Napoli as they aim to supply Massimiliano Allegri with reinforcements to meet his ambitions.

The Italian coach has reportedly received guarantees from president Aurelio De Laurentiis regarding investments slated for January. A move to Serie A would represent a significant step forward in Adem Zorgane's career. It now remains to be seen whether Napoli will make an official approach in the coming weeks. The winter market could therefore become particularly lively around the Algerian international.

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