Napoli continues to plan its movements for the January transfer window, focusing on two key roles: a midfielder and a striker, with the aim of strengthening the team and, at the same time, getting rid of some players who are not part of the technical project. The main attention is paid to the possible exit of Lucca, whose departure would open up space for a new attacker capable of contributing to the goals, in addition to those already guaranteed by Hojlund.

Among the names in focus is Varela, who currently occupies the first position in the list of potential purchases. However, his availability will depend on the requests of Monza, a club that needs him to fight against relegation. Napoli are also evaluating other offensive options, including Mohamed Ali Zoma, a young talent from Nuremberg born in 2003, known for his technical and athletic qualities.

In the offensive sector, the Italian club has already considered the possibility of selling Lang for a long time. In the most recent session no suitable offers emerged, but the situation could evolve in the coming months. As for the Dutchman, interests have emerged from Ajax and PSV, with Napoli aiming for a permanent transfer.

If this operation is concluded, Napoli could try to buy Cacciamani, a player who was already the subject of interest during the summer. Torino have expressed interest in Cacciamani, estimating a price above 40 million euros, but a mid-season transfer is unlikely to happen. For June, however, the situation could change, opening up new possibilities for the Neapolitan club.

In summary, Napoli is working on a targeted reinforcement plan, with particular attention to the attack and midfield, while also evaluating the possibility of selling key players to optimize the team in view of the next challenges. The next phase of the January transfer window will be crucial to define the final composition of the roster and to guarantee the team's competitiveness in Serie A.

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