Napoli has expressed interest in Kenneth Taylor and is contemplating using Jens Cajuste as part of a swap deal to facilitate the transfer. Gianluca Di Marzio had previously reported on Napoli's interest, and it was reported that Taylor's representatives attended a Napoli match. Ajax is seeking a transfer fee between 25 and 30 million euros for Taylor, whose contract extends until mid-2027. Damiano Er Faina asserted that Napoli has made an offer, but Tim van Duijn from Voetbal International contradicted this, indicating there is no formal offer yet. In an interview with Algemeen Dagblad, Taylor stated that he would not leave Ajax easily.

Kenneth Taylor is attracting interest from Napoli, the reigning champions of Italy. The club has reportedly been eyeing Taylor, the central midfielder from Ajax, and has scouted him multiple times. Representatives of the player were present at the Maradona stadium to watch Napoli's match against Cagliari. If Napoli decides to initiate negotiations with Ajax, they would need to consider a transfer fee between 25 and 30 million euros to buy out Taylor's contract, which runs until mid-2027.

According to Tuttomercato, Napoli has renewed its interest in Kenneth Taylor, an Ajax-owned midfielder. Taylor, who has scored nine goals and provided six assists in the Eredivisie, as well as six goals in the Europa League including qualifying matches, was on Napoli's radar during the last January transfer window. However, the club decided against making a purchase at that time and opted to take Billing on loan instead. It is anticipated that the situation will change come June. Taylor, who is versatile enough to play as a defensive midfielder or as a mezz'ala, could prove to be a valuable addition to Napoli's midfield. As he celebrates his 23rd birthday today, his market value is estimated to be around 20 million euros, paired with an affordable salary.

Kenneth Taylor from Ajax is deemed the ideal profile for Napoli's midfield needs. However, he would be expensive given that he still has two and a half years left on his contract. It is uncertain if Napoli's president De Laurentiis would approve the budget for this transfer.