Napoli and Torino are actively engaged in negotiations for a player exchange. Goalkeeper Vanja Milinkovic-Savic is reportedly keen on joining Napoli, while forward Cyril Ngonge could move to Torino on a loan deal with an obligation to buy.
Discussions between the clubs have been ongoing for weeks, culminating in intensive talks on Monday aimed at finalizing these potential transfers.
While both players are likely to switch clubs, their transfers might ultimately proceed as separate deals rather than a direct exchange.
Napoli and Torino Pursue Dual Deals
Milinkovic-Savic has shown strong interest in joining the former Scudetto champions and playing under coach Antonio Conte, reportedly rejecting other offers in the past ten days.
Despite a €19 million release clause for transfers within Italy, Napoli is seeking a more economical agreement, especially since Torino has already identified Sporting CP`s Franco Israel as a potential replacement.
Concurrently, Napoli and Torino are negotiating the terms for Ngonge`s potential move to the Granata.
Napoli reportedly prefers a loan with an obligation to buy at the season`s end, while Torino is pushing for a conditional obligation, dependent on specific performance criteria.
