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Lorenzo Lucca isn\u2019t the only Napoli summer newcomer potentially on his way out in January, as Noa Lang could depart too. The winger hasn\u2019t totally convinced Antonio Conte and has some suitors in Turkey, Il Mattino<\/em> reports (via Fantacalcio<\/em>).<\/p>\n It took the winger a couple of months to find his footing and earn a run of starts, scoring once and faring reasonably well after the Partenopei<\/em> lost Kevin De Bruyne and Frank Anguissa and tilted their scheme. However, he has gone back to the coach\u2019s doghouse recently, ceding minutes to Elijf Elmas. The 26-year-old has made 22 total appearances.<\/p>\n Lang isn\u2019t thrilled with how his Napoli spell is going and is welcoming proposals. The management is on the same page but needs to recoup their \u20ac25M investment. Moreover, David Neres sprained his ankle against Lazio.<\/p>\n If the Azzurri<\/em> lose one or more forwards, they\u2019ll rekindle their dated interest in Ademola Lookman, but it\u2019s never easy to deal with Atalanta, especially during the winter. They could try to bring back Giacomo Raspadori, hijacking Roma and Lazio\u2019s chases, Corriere dello Sport<\/em> informs.<\/p>\n As for Lucca, he could wind up abroad, as Porto, Benfica, and Nottingham Forest are keen on him, Alfredo Pedull\u00e0 reports. His departure is in its preliminary stages for now.<\/p>\n Conte has fairly justifiably earned the reputation of being a hardliner and someone who sees ghosts and problems where there aren\u2019t, but it\u2019s remarkable that they are where they are in the standings despite all their injuries and botching pretty much their whole summer window, except for Rasmus Hojlund. They might as well not even try to roll the dice with players who aren\u2019t already super established and unfamiliar with Serie A.<\/p>\n <\/p><\/div>\nOur Take on Napoli, Lang, and Lucca<\/h3>\n
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