“Dan Ndoye available to return to Serie A after difficulties at Nottingham.”

A new era for Dan Ndoye in European football is at stake, and the Swiss international’s transfer could be about to take an unexpected turn. Following a less than satisfactory stint at Nottingham Forest, where he failed to showcase his full potential, the forward is now considering a return to Serie A, with clubs like Inter Milan and Napoli expressing interest. “We’ll see what happens at the end of the season,” Ndoye stated, leaving open a possibility that could shake up the transfer market.

Ndoye, who made history with Bologna between 2023 and 2025 before being transferred to Forest for a fee exceeding 42 million euros, has seen his career take an unexpected turn. Despite making 34 appearances this season, with two goals and two assists, the 24-year-old laments the lack of playing time, especially after having made his last start in the Premier League in December.

During a recent interview with RTS while representing the Swiss national team, Ndoye did not hide his frustration: “I’m not getting many minutes at club level, but I’ve proven for Switzerland that I have quality. Whenever I get the chance to play, I give it my all.” This statement reveals an athlete who, despite the challenges, maintains ambition and confidence in himself.

The player’s brilliance was not limited to the club, as after scoring a goal in a friendly against Germany, Ndoye commented on his future: “At this moment, I am focused only on the Swiss national team and on Nottingham Forest. However, we will see what happens at the end of the season, as the future is uncertain.” This statement suggests that the player is open to new opportunities and that his mind may already be considering a move.

The competition for his signature promises to be fierce, especially if Switzerland and Italy meet in the group stage of the upcoming World Cup, should Italy overcome Bosnia and Herzegovina in the playoffs. Ndoye expressed his appreciation for some Italian players and his anticipation of seeing them in action at the tournament: “I have friends in the Italian national team, like Calafiori and Cambiaghi. They are a great team, and seeing Italy in the World Cup is always positive.”

As the season comes to a close, the pressure on Dan Ndoye to shine and solidify his place in one of the best leagues in the world increases. If his quest for more playing time leads him back to Serie A, both Inter and Napoli could greatly benefit from a player who has already proven his worth in Italy. Ndoye’s near future promises to be one of the most exciting topics to follow in the transfer market.

This article first appeared on Apito Final.