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Serie A

Napoli lock in Benoit Badiashile on loan, De Laurentiis greets him

🇮🇹 By 4AllFootball ·
Napoli lock in Benoit Badiashile on loan, De Laurentiis greets him

SSC Napoli have secured French defender Benoit Badiashile on a temporary deal from Chelsea, announced by club president Aurelio De Laurentiis. The move, confirmed after a medical at Villa Stuart, adds a 22‑year‑old with Serie A experience to Napoli’s back line. Napoli De Laurentiis Benvenuto Benoit.

Medical cleared at Villa Stuart

Napoli confirmed that Badiashile passed his examinations at Villa Stuart before the club formalised the transfer. The statement quoted the president’s tweet “Benvenuto Benoit!” and noted the player’s readiness to join training.

The acquisition is described as a temporary arrangement with an option to purchase, meaning Napoli hold the sporting rights while retaining flexibility. The deal was announced through the club’s official channels under the Calciomercato Napoli banner.

Badiashile, born 26 March 2001, developed in the Monaco youth system and made his first‑team debut in September 2018. During his Monaco spell he amassed 135 appearances and scored six goals.

He transferred di Chelsea Football Club in January 2023, where he recorded 71 matches and two goals. While at Chelsea he added a Conference League and the FIFA Club World Cup in 2025 to his honours. La move was welcomed by Napoli supporters.

The news appeared in Stampa A− A+ and was also posted on Napoli’s official website, confirming the loan with option clause. The club’s communication used the phrase Badiashile che has completed his medical.

With the signing, Napoli aim to strengthen their defensive depth ahead of the upcoming Serie A fixtures. Badiashile is expected to be available for selection once he completes integration with the squad.

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