Tuttomercato provides an update on the potential transfer of Ngonge to Torino. Ngonge is close to joining Torino. Napoli is seeking guarantees on the redemption or at least more favorable conditions.

Tuttomercato reports on the imminent transfer of Cyril Ngonge to Torino, reuniting him with coach Marco Baroni. Cyril Ngonge is close to reuniting with his coach Marco Baroni. Napoli and Torino are very close to an agreement for the transfer of the Belgian winger born in 2000 on the basis of a loan with an obligation to buy. Napoli will immediately receive one million euros, with Torino paying an additional eleven million at the end of the next season to finalize the acquisition of the former Hellas Verona player.

Cyril Ngonge is set for a paid loan to Torino, estimated at 1 million euros, with a purchase option set at 11 million euros.

Tuttomercato has reported that Torino is in pursuit of Cyril Ngonge from Napoli and is close to reaching an agreement for the player, who has had limited playing time under Antonio Conte. It is indicated that there is already a verbal agreement with Ngonge for a contract valid until June 2029. Negotiations with Napoli are ongoing, with both clubs agreeing on the financial terms but not on the transfer formula. The proposed deal includes a loan with an option to buy for 1 million, and a buyout clause set at 7 million. Torino is seeking a right to buy, while Napoli is inclined towards an obligation to buy at the end of the upcoming season. The deal might be finalized soon, potentially as a loan with a conditional obligation to buy, depending on specific conditions such as the number of appearances Ngonge makes.

Cyril Ngonge, who had to leave Napoli this summer due to limited playing time last season, set his sights on a transfer to Torino. Despite a brief attempt by Club Brugge to bring him back, Ngonge decided against returning to his former club. Sacha Tavolieri reports that Napoli and Torino have reached an agreement for a loan deal with an option to buy. Ngonge has already agreed to personal terms with Torino, and the move is expected to be completed early next week.

Tuttomercato reports on Napoli's consideration of including Cyril Ngonge in a player exchange deal to acquire Vanja Milinkovic-Savic from Torino. Napoli is considering including Cyril Ngonge as part of a player exchange deal to acquire Vanja Milinkovic-Savic from Torino. Torino is interested in Ngonge, where he would reunite with Baroni, his former coach at Hellas Verona.

Cyril Ngonge prefers a transfer to Torino over a return to his former club, Club Brugge. Despite having a contract with Napoli until 2028 and a market value of 8 million euros, he is inclined to remain in Italy, where he had a reserve role but won the Serie A championship under Antonio Conte.

Tuttomercato reports on the ongoing transfer negotiations between Torino and Napoli involving a player transfer. Torino's director, Davide Vagnati, met with Napoli's Giovanni Manna to discuss the transfer. Torino wants a loan with an option to buy, while Napoli prefers a loan with an obligation to buy. The player's desire to play regularly and reunite with his former coach, Baroni, could be decisive.

Tuttomercato reports on the ongoing negotiations between Ngonge's agents and Torino regarding a potential transfer. Ngonge's agents met with Torino's director of sport Vagnati in Milan, and negotiations are progressing well.

Torino appears to be in a favorable position to acquire Cyril Ngonge from Napoli. The club's advantage stems from their coach, Marco Baroni, who had previously worked with Ngonge at Verona, where they enjoyed a successful period together. Ngonge reportedly wishes to reunite with Baroni after finding it difficult to leave a mark at Napoli following the arrival of Antonio Conte. The primary issue in the negotiations revolves around the transfer terms, with Torino proposing a loan with an option to purchase, while Napoli is firm on a loan with an obligation to buy. Tuttosport has reported that the figures being discussed are 1 million for the loan and 7 to 8 million for the obligation to buy. Additional meetings are needed to finalize the agreement and counter interest from Bruges.

Tuttomercato has reported on Torino's interest in acquiring Cyril Ngonge, stating that negotiations have been ongoing for weeks. Initially, Torino attempted to include Ngonge as part of an exchange deal for Vanja Milinkovic-Savic, but the negotiations for the two players were eventually separated. Marco Baroni, Torino's coach and former coach of Ngonge at Verona, is reportedly eager to bring Ngonge to the club. A preliminary agreement has been reached on the player's valuation, set at approximately 8 million euros. However, the main issue remains the transfer formula, as Torino desires a loan with an option to buy, whereas Napoli prefers an obligation to buy, potentially involving a loan fee and future sale conditions.

Cyril Ngonge, a 25-year-old forward, is set to leave Napoli. Ngonge has reached a personal agreement with Torino for a contract until 2029. Napoli, who acquired him for 20 million euros from Hellas Verona, are only interested in a permanent transfer, whereas Torino would prefer a loan deal with an option to buy. Torino's coach, Marco Baroni, is pushing hard for Ngonge's acquisition, indicating Torino's strong interest in completing the deal.

Tuttomercato reports on Cyril Ngonge's transfer preferences involving a potential move to Torino. Cyril Ngonge has once again expressed his preference to the Napoli management for joining Torino, influenced by the presence of Marco Baroni, with whom he had a successful experience at Hellas Verona.

Cyril Ngonge is seeking more playing time to rejoin the Belgian national team. Despite being under contract with Napoli until 2028, he has decided to move to Torino to achieve this. Journalist Nicolo Schira reported that Ngonge has given his priority to Torino, even though other Serie A clubs showed interest.

Cyril Ngonge is the first choice for Torino, as stated by Vagnati, over Jonathan Ikone.

CalcioMercato reports on the potential transfer involving Cyril Ngonge and Vanja Milinkovic-Savic between Torino and Napoli. Cyril Ngonge might move to Torino as part of the deal involving Vanja Milinkovic-Savic moving to Napoli. This would be a reverse move in the negotiations between Napoli and Torino.

Tuttomercato reports on Torino's interest in acquiring Ngonge and the potential player exchange with Napoli. Torino is interested in acquiring Ngonge, who would be happy to reunite with Baroni, his former coach at Verona. As part of the deal, Torino might trade their goalkeeper Vanja Milinkovic-Savic to Napoli. Contacts between the clubs have been re-established.

Cyril Ngonge is considered as an alternative target for Torino if they fail to secure Tijjani Noslin. Torino had shown interest in Ngonge last January, but Napoli, under Antonio Conte's direction, decided against letting any players leave after Kvaratskhelia's departure. Torino's interest in Ngonge has increased after Marco Baroni, who previously coached Ngonge at Verona, took over as Torino's coach. Initial discussions with Napoli have begun, and a loan with a purchase option is being considered.

Cyril Ngonge has been offered to Torino on loan by Napoli as an alternative option to Giovanni Simeone. Torino's technical director, Davide Vagnati, is reportedly evaluating several profiles, including Ngonge, as he considers the costs and technical characteristics to enhance their offensive lineup. Napoli has set Simeone's value at 15 million euros and insists on a loan with an obligation to buy, prompting Torino to explore more economical alternatives like Ngonge. Torino's president, Urbano Cairo, is faced with the decision of whether to invest in Simeone or choose the more budget-friendly option of acquiring Ngonge on loan.