On the day the Ballon d'Or candidates were revealed (here's the list) and the deal between Sesko and Manchester United was closed, the transfer market continues in Serie A.Watch all of Napoli's friend...
On the day the Ballon d'Or candidates were revealed (here's the list) and the deal between Sesko and Manchester United was closed, the transfer market continues in Serie A.
Let's look at the most important news about the big Italian teams.
Juve, Vlahovic further from Milan
As reported by La Gazzetta dello Sport, Milan, given the uncertainty of reaching Vlahovic in the second half of August, would be strongly turning towards Rasmus Hojlund (available after Sesko's move to United).
The Rosea also suggests that initially Tudor would have indicated Alexis Saelemaekers as a possible counterpart, a name that Allegri would not want to give up.
Milan, new figures for Jashari
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According to Gazzetta.it, Milan will pay Jashari 34 million + 3 in bonuses. These bonuses are linked to sporting results and conditioned by the player's stay in the squad until 2030.
The first million will be triggered if Milan qualifies for the Champions League within the five-year contract. The second is linked to a possible Scudetto, while the third will be activated in case of a Champions League semi-final. La Gazzetta dello Sport specifies that each bonus can only be obtained once, bringing the maximum value of the operation to 37 million.
Inter, a club on Taremi
As reported by Orazio Accomando, Taremi is at the center of negotiations between Inter and Leeds United, a club ahead of Fulham. Contacts are ongoing and the Championship hypothesis gains ground as the hours pass.
Taremi has already rejected the interest of Botafogo and Flamengo, preferring to stay in a competitive championship. The Leeds project, which aims for promotion, convinces him more than exotic destinations. According to Fabrizio Biasin, Inter will not hinder his departure: the Iranian could say goodbye even for a symbolic figure.
Napoli, Kevin if Raspadori leaves?
As reported by Gianluca Di Marzio, Napoli continues to monitor the market waiting to define Raspadori's future: only his sale would open space for new signings. In this scenario, the name of Kevin from Shakhtar, valued at 35 million, could become relevant again.
The interest of other European clubs remains alive on the 2003 talent. According to Fabrizio Romano, Fulham has already seen a 30 million offer rejected, a sign that Shakhtar has no intention of selling cheaply.
Roma, done for Ziolkowski
As reported by La Gazzetta dello Sport, Jan Ziolkowski will be the sixth addition to Roma's market and will sign a contract until 2030. The operation with Legia Warsaw will close on the basis of 6 million plus 1.5 in bonuses.
The 2005 class will take the field today with the Polish club in the Europa League against Aek Larnaca. If Legia is eliminated, Ziolkowski could reach Trigoria as early as August 15.
Lazio, Rovella remains in Inter's plans
As reported by the Messaggero, Gennaro Gattuso's tour of Serie A sports centers continues: today it's Formello's turn, where the new CT azzurro met Maurizio Sarri. The goal is twofold: to build a constructive dialogue with the coaches and to closely observe the most interesting profiles for the National team.
Among the players followed is Nicolò Rovella, already on the azzurro radar and considered central for the future of the Italian midfield. Inter continues to monitor him and could intervene in case of quick sales, but Lazio has already told his agent they want to lock down the 2001 class. Gattuso's visit only strengthens his centrality.
Fiorentina, the Premier observes Comuzzo
According to Tuttosport, attention is growing around Pietro Comuzzo. Several scouts from Premier League clubs, including Sunderland, Manchester United and Nottingham Forest, have closely followed the Fiorentina defender in recent weeks.
The club's position is clear: to start negotiating, at least 40 million euros are needed. The high request is a strong signal, which confirms Fiorentina's intention to lock down the 2005 class. Moreover, the club had already rejected a 30 million plus bonus offer from Napoli in January.
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📸 MOHAMED TAGELDIN
Category: General Sports
