Former Galatasaray star Noa Lang caused a crisis in Napoli! He argued with the fans, the passenger hit the stove

The tension between Noa Lang and the fans in Napoli is escalating. What happened in the Lazio match brought up the possibility of the Dutch football player leaving the team in January again.

Lang, one of the most effective players of the team in Napoli's match against Lazio, gave the opponent defense a difficult time, especially in one-on-one positions. The Dutch football player was also responsible for Pedraza's own goal, which brought Napoli a draw.

However, while his teammates were celebrating the goal, Lang once again turned to the 'Curva A' stands and showed his ear. This move, which reignited tensions with the fans, led to a new crisis at a time when the team needed unity and solidarity.

The football player born in 1999, who was the first to leave the field after the final whistle of the match, was subjected to harsh insulting chants rising from the stands.

SEPARATION IS ON THE AGENDA IN JANUARY

While it is stated that what happened is not just an instant reaction or an isolated incident, it is evaluated that the rupture between Lang and the fans may affect the balance within the team and the player's future. For this reason, the Dutch football player is expected to be on the transfer market again in January.

Clubs interested in Lang, who returned to Napoli after his loan adventure at Galatasaray during the summer transfer period, have started to become clear.

It is stated that Ajax, as well as his former team Galatasaray, are interested in the Dutch football player. It is stated that Atalanta and Genoa from Italy are monitoring the player's situation.

NAPLES' EXPECTATION IS 15-20 MILLION EURO

It is claimed that Napoli is ready to evaluate the offers coming in January and may agree to a transfer fee between 15 and 20 million euros for the transfer of Lang.

The Italian team added the Dutch football player to its squad in the summer of 2025 for a transfer fee of 25 million euros and bonuses.