Napoli, led by manager Antonio Conte, has expressed interest in acquiring Chelsea's Ben Chilwell. The Italian club intends to propose a loan deal in January, which would include an option to purchase the player at the season's conclusion. This interest from Napoli coincides with Manchester United's preparations to make an offer for Chilwell, prompted by injury concerns within their team. Napoli's potential move could interfere with Manchester United's plans, thereby increasing Chilwell's desirability for both clubs.

Ben Chilwell is likely to be pushed out in January and is now on the radar of Napoli, who could spoil Manchester United’s plans for the left-back. Chelsea is ready to let go of Chilwell and has a replacement in mind, AZ Alkmaar’s David Moller Wolfe.

Antonio Conte wants Napoli to win the race for Ben Chilwell, offering Chelsea an initial six-month loan deal that includes an option or obligation to buy next summer. Napoli is interested in adding Chilwell to their squad as they fight for the Scudetto.

Italian giants Napoli, under the management of Antonio Conte, have shown interest in acquiring Chelsea's left-back Ben Chilwell. It is reported that Chelsea's manager, Enzo Maresca, considers Chilwell as surplus to the team's requirements, as he has only made an appearance in one game throughout the season. Napoli is proposing a potential escape route for Chilwell from Stamford Bridge, with a loan move during the January transfer window being a possibility. Should the transfer materialize, Chilwell could find himself playing alongside former Manchester United midfielder Scott McTominay and ex-Brighton player Billy Gilmour.