Bologna-Koopmeiners, Milan-Hojbjerg, Roma-Cacciamani: today’s transfers 🤑 | OneFootball

The new Serie A season is getting closer and closer. This weekend brought a first taste of the new campaign with the first Juventus-Inter clash of the season, but also Milan’s collapse and plenty of other teams in action for their final dress rehearsals ahead of next season.

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At the same time, transfer talks are also continuing, with club executives working to wrap up incoming and outgoing deals.

Below are the biggest stories involving Serie A’s top clubs.

Juve, Bologna ask for Koopmeiners in Lucumì deal

Juventus continue to push for Jhon Lucumì, but negotiations with Bologna remain anything but straightforward. According to Gazzetta.it, the Rossoblù value the defender at no less than €20 million and, to lower the cash portion, have asked for Teun Koopmeiners to be included in the deal.

Juve would like to sign the Colombian for around €10 million plus a player in exchange, and they have reportedly offered Cabal, but Bologna must also factor in the 20% sell-on clause owed to Genk. The idea of Koopmeiners, perhaps on loan with Juve contributing to his salary, appeals to Sartori, who knows the Dutchman well from their Atalanta days. The sticking point remains his €4.5 million salary, which is too high for Bologna’s wage structure.

Milan, exits needed for Hojbjerg

The 3-0 friendly defeat to Chelsea has raised some concern at Milan, especially over the quality of the football and build-up play in midfield. Ruben Amorim is still shaping his 3-4-2-1 system, in which Luka Modric has been brought back in, but the club are still looking around to strengthen the middle of the park.

According to the Corriere dello Sport, the Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg track remains alive, with the midfielder on his way out of Marseille. The Dane has reportedly already given his approval to the move, but Milan must first speed things up on the sales front before opening real talks with the French club. He is appreciated for his experience, physicality, and ability to bring balance.

Inter, Frattesi blocking the market: Jones...

Davide Frattesi’s future risks heavily impacting Inter’s transfer market. According to Sport Mediaset, the midfielder is not part of Chivu’s technical plans, but no concrete offers have arrived so far for a permanent transfer. The Nerazzurri value him at around €25 million.

The problem is that without his departure, it becomes difficult to make a serious move for Curtis Jones, the top target for midfield. The ownership’s diktat limits Ausilio’s room for manoeuvre, and a prolonged coexistence risks damaging everyone: Frattesi would have little playing time, while Inter could lose precious time and see their transfer targets slip away.

Napoli, Lukaku edging closer to Fenerbahce: the figures

Romelu Lukaku is edging closer to Fenerbahce. According to Fabrizio Romano and Matteo Moretto, the Turkish club have already reached an agreement with the player and are also advanced in negotiations with Napoli. Optimism over the deal is growing, and they now appear to have clearly overtaken MLS.

The right fee to get it done should be around €7-8 million plus bonuses, bringing the total to €10-11 million. For Napoli, it would be an important sale above all to get a heavy salary off the books and open up space in attack, while also waiting to understand Lorenzo Lucca’s future in the final weeks of the transfer window.

Roma, improved bid for Cacciamani ready

Roma are ready to come back in for Alessio Cacciamani. After having an initial attempt rejected, the Giallorossi are preparing an improved offer expected between today, Sunday 9 August, and tomorrow, with the aim of making Torino waver, according to Sky Sport.

The Granata, however, have no intention of letting the 2007-born talent go easily. Urbano Cairo was clear: "I’m holding on to him tightly." The valuation remains high, between €20 and €25 million, a figure considered necessary to genuinely open the door to the departure of one of Torino’s most promising academy talents.

Lazio, Tavares and Pellegrini expendable: Becker is the replacement

Lazio have to deal with liquidity issues and nobody can really be considered untouchable. According to Il Messaggero, Nuno Tavares and Luca Pellegrini could leave to finance the transfer market, including a possible move for Hautiket, who is still out of reach for now.

There is interest from Porto in Tavares, but no official offers yet. Pellegrini’s situation is more static, also due to his high salary. In the meantime, Lazio have reportedly already identified a possible replacement: Becker of Schalke 04, a full-back born in 2005 who played a key role in their promotion to the Bundesliga. However, a possible contract renewal with the German club could complicate the deal.

Fiorentina, Laurienté an opportunity for 2027

Fiorentina are also looking to the future and are keeping Armand Laurienté’s name alive. The Sassuolo winger is highly rated by Grosso, who has developed him over the last two seasons to the point of making him a standout performer with a combined 25 goals and 15 assists. According to the Corriere dello Sport, Vincenzo Italiano’s Besiktas are also interested in the Frenchman.

Sassuolo’s valuation remains high, around €20 million, but a contract running until 2027 could change the picture. Laurienté does not seem inclined to renew and, if no concrete offers arrive in this window, Paratici could try to set up a move on a free transfer for next summer. It would be a forward-looking move, perfectly in line with Fiorentina’s new strategy.

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