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.