Noa Lang Set to Join Napoli as Clubs Reach Agreement

Napoli are close to signing Dutch winger Noa Lang from PSV Eindhoven. Both clubs have agreed on almost everything in the transfer deal. They only need to finalize the payment terms.

According to a previous report, Napoli are close to signing Noa Lang from PSV Eindhoven.

KEY DETAILS OF THE AGREEMENT

Napoli and PSV have agreed on a fee of €25 million plus €5 million in add-ons. Lang, who is 26, has agreed to personal terms and will sign a contract until June 2030. He will earn around €2.5 million per season with bonuses. The transfer will be completed after both sides approve the payment structure.

Noa Lang has agreed personal terms with Napoli on a contract until 2030.

Noa Lang’s contract with Napoli will include a salary of €2.5 million per year plus bonuses, as confirmed by a prior report.

LANG’S IMPACT AT PSV AND NAPOLI’S NEEDS

Lang had a great season with PSV, scoring 11 goals and providing 10 assists in the 2024-25 Eredivisie campaign. He made 44 appearances in total, scoring 19 goals and delivering 14 assists across all competitions for the Dutch champions. His versatility, creativity, and attacking skills made him a key target for Napoli, who finished 1st in Serie A last season. Lang’s arrival will give manager Antonio Conte new options as they aim to improve for a season that will now have European football as well.

As noted in a previous report, Noa Lang made 44 appearances for PSV, scoring 19 goals and delivering 14 assists across all competitions.

PSV Eindhoven finished the 2024-25 Eredivisie season as champions, essentially validating Noa Lang’s contributions to the team, as noted in another source.

WHAT COMES NEXT FOR NAPOLI AND LANG

Napoli are expected to announce the transfer in the coming days, once they agree on payment terms. Lang will join the squad for pre-season as they prepare for the 2025/26 Serie A campaign. Napoli’s opening match is against Sassuolo, who finished in the middle of the table last season. The team is aiming to reclaim the league title and become one of Italy’s top clubs again. For PSV, who won the Eredivisie last season, they need to find a replacement for one of their main creative forces before their Champions League qualifiers later this month.

According to a previous report, PSV Eindhoven finished 1st in the Eredivisie season and now face the challenge of replacing Noa Lang before the Champions League qualifiers.