The news in brief
- Noa lang states that the talent it's not enough; it's needed commitment e fatigue to adapt to the pace of Napoli under Antonio Conte.
- Lang is determined to amuse the public, create occasions and simplify the game, while quickly adapting to the new team and championship.
Noa Lang is the first to know: talent isn't enough, you have to get your hands dirty. And in her new Neapolitan life, filled with hard work, intensity, and a pounding rhythm, she knows it well. "I'm a little tired, but that's okay. It's preseason and we're training hard. I think I'm adapting well, and I can't wait for the season to start." he told Radio Crc from the Dimaro training camp, between one session and another led by Antonio Conte.
After a week at a very high pace, the test against Arezzo was more about breathing on the pitch than grinding out the play: "It was important to get some minutes in our legs. We created a lot, we didn't score, but it was our first time together. The penalty? It happens when a winger defends (laughs, ed.)." Lang, classy and charismatic, already has a clear mission in mind: "I want people to enjoy themselves when I have the ball. I want to create chances, help my teammates, make the game easier. And it's beautiful to watch."
The settling in, he assures, will be quick: "If you're a good player, you can play anywhere. I'm getting to know everyone: the team, the atmosphere, the league, the country. One step at a time, but I feel ready." And he has no doubts about the technical guidance: "Working with Tale It's nice. In Holland the intensity was less, here you work as you need to become a complete player. I like to get out of my comfort zone, I know that's the way to become stronger."
Article published by Vincenzo Scarpa on July 23, 2025, at 17:20 PM
Vincenzo Scarpa, Journalist for Cronache della Campania and
Political Science student at the University of Naples Federico II.
Passionate about all types of sports, he loves to write and talk mainly about football.
È interessante vedere come Noa Lang si adatta a Napoli, ma mi chiedo se veramente la sua esperienza in Olanda non gli dia vantaggi. L’intensità è importante, ma il talento deve essere anche coltivato con pazienza e dedizione.