Nottingham Forest overtake Napoli in race for Dan Ndoye
However, now as per calciomercato.com, Nottingham Forest have overtaken Napoli in the race. The Premier League club too have an agreement with Ndoye and are working quickly to reach a deal with Bologna. Ndoye will be their replacement to Anthony Elanga, who left for Newcastle United. It is the urgency that they have shown that has enabled them to move ahead of Napoli in the race.
Napoli are now looking at new options. Reports today have come out about them joining the race for Ademola Lookman. Other candidates they are looking at are Jack Grealish, Antonio Nusa, Alejandro Garnacho and Federico Chiesa.
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