According to transfer journalist Nicolò Schira, Cyril Ngonge no longer has an important role in Torino's plans and a departure during the winter transfer window is possible. Italian media consider it possible that Ngonge will leave in the winter. A departure at that time would be six months before the end of his loan contract.

Tuttomercato reports on the expected departure of Ngonge from Napoli under coach Conte's regime. Ngonge is not part of Napoli's plans under coach Conte and is expected to leave the club. He is essentially out of the squad and is possibly in discussions with his agent to find a new destination.

Cyril Ngonge seems to be choosing Torino FC as his next club.

Bruges has shown interest in signing Cyril Ngonge from Napoli. However, Torino holds a competitive edge due to the presence of coach Marco Baroni, who has a positive history with Ngonge. The situation may change if Bruges can overtake Torino in the negotiations.

Tuttomercato reports on Cyril Ngonge's preference to stay with Torino despite interest from Ligue 1 clubs in France. There have been inquiries from Ligue 1 clubs in France regarding Cyril Ngonge, but he continues to prefer Torino.

Cyril Ngonge, the Belgian forward, has been suggested by coach Marco Baroni as a reinforcement. Baroni, who previously coached Ngonge at Verona and wanted him at Lazio last season, is interested in bringing him in. Ngonge scored only two goals for Napoli last season, both in the Coppa Italia, and has seen limited playing time under Conte.

Cyril Ngonge, who arrived from the Netherlands to Verona at zero cost, became a key player for Verona, helping them avoid relegation. Many clubs showed interest in him, including Fiorentina. Eventually, Napoli acquired him for nearly twenty million in January. Now, the club is considering whether to sell him permanently or retain him, especially if a new coach is appointed, which seems increasingly probable.

Cyril Ngonge, currently with Napoli, is being linked with a move to Lazio Roma. Journalist Nicolo Schira reports that Lazio has inquired about Ngonge's services. Despite being signed by Napoli for 18 million euros in the winter of 2024, Ngonge has struggled for playing time under coach Antonio Conte, featuring in only seven league matches this season without scoring. Ngonge is seeking more playing time to enhance his chances of being selected for the Belgian national team.

Ngonge is attracting interest from several Serie A teams. Napoli is managing the operation for his departure.

Two French clubs have shown interest in Cyril Ngonge and have asked for information about him. Napoli is considering loaning him out, possibly with a purchase option.

Cyril Ngonge has transferred to Napoli from Hellas Verona for 18 million euros, but he has found it challenging to secure playing time under Antonio Conte, having appeared in only six league matches, mostly as a substitute. According to journalist Nicolo Schira, Ngonge and his agent, William D’Avila, are currently in Milan to discuss his future with Napoli's sports director Giovanni Manna. It has been reported that several French clubs have shown interest in Ngonge, who is aiming to get more playing time in order to reclaim his position in the Belgian national team. A loan deal is considered the most probable outcome.

Antonio Conte, the new head coach of Napoli, has informed the club that Ngonge does not fit into his tactical plans for the upcoming season. Napoli is seeking a solution and hopes to recoup a significant portion of the transfer fee they invested in Ngonge. A loan move could be a potential solution, but Napoli primarily aims to sell him.

Cyril Ngonge, who joined Napoli with high expectations after playing for Verona, is on the market as he did not make an impact.

Cyril Ngonge has not fully convinced Napoli's management and is likely to leave.

Ngonge has not yet fully convinced Napoli's management and could be sacrificed to reduce the roster.