Napoli are in a tricky situation as they need to sell players before signing new ones. They received a boost when selling Romelu Lukaku to Fenerbahce for €6m plus add-ons. However, they still need to reduce their squad size to fit new coach Massimiliano Allegri's project. Football Italia reports that Napoli are set to reinvest with a deal agreed for Chelsea defender Benoit Badiashile, on loan for €3m plus €1m add-ons, then an option to buy at the end of the season for another €27m.
Monza's interest in Ngonge could be a potential solution for Napoli. The 26-year-old has struggled to make an impact at Napoli, being sent on loans to Torino and Espanyol. In 32 competitive appearances last season, Ngonge scored one goal with four assists. His contract runs until June 2028, leaving room for a possible loan deal with an option to buy. This could be an attractive option for Monza, who might be able to engineer a loan with an obligation to buy if they survive in Serie A.