Cyril Ngonge

Most recently, in May 2026, reports indicated Espanyol would not pay €15 million for the player, after deciding in April 2026 not to trigger a €16 million purchase option. His market value was reported to have dropped to €8 million at that time. The January 2026 loan to Espanyol included a purchase option valued between €15 million and €16 million, plus potential bonuses. Also in January 2026, a potential deal with Porto was valued at approximately €15 million, while Atalanta was linked with a €20 million valuation for a permanent transfer. During his loan at Torino, the purchase option was cited at various figures, including €12 million (December 2025) and €16 million (October 2025). The initial loan deal in July 2025 had a reported option ranging from €7 million to €18 million. Around that time, Napoli reportedly asked Club Brugge for €10 million. In January 2025, Bologna was linked with an €18 million purchase option. Historically, Napoli completed his signing from Hellas Verona in January 2024 for a reported €18 million.

Our valuation for Cyril Ngonge is anchored by his significant €18-20 million transfer to Napoli in January 2024, contrasted with his subsequent performance and declining market perception. The key factors are the recent unsuccessful loan spells, Espanyol's decision not to activate a purchase option reportedly set at €15-16 million, and a reported market value drop to €8 million. This suggests his current value is considerably lower than Napoli's initial investment but still holds potential, placing it in the €8-12 million range.