Friday’s reports suggest that recently-capped Italy winger Mohamed Ali Zoma is among the targets being…

Napoli are reportedly considering FC Nuremberg winger Mohamed Ali Zoma as a potential attacking target for the upcoming January transfer window. According to reports from TMW, the Serie A club hopes to add midfield and attacking options mid-season, but incoming deals may depend on player departures, with Lorenzo Lucca and Noa Lang among those who could leave.
While Monza forward Gustavo Varela remains Napoli's preferred attacking target, Monza are expected to fight to keep him through the 2026-27 season. Consequently, Napoli are exploring alternatives such as 22-year-old Zoma, who has scored seven goals in eight 2. Bundesliga matches, and Torino's Alessandro Cacciamani, who carries a €40m valuation.
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