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The new season is just around the corner and the transfer market is heating up. Serie A 2026/27 officially kicks off on Saturday with the opening round of fixtures, which will conclude on Monday evening, while negotiations continue to deliver twists and turns, with Italian teams busy both in incoming and outgoing deals.

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Let’s take a look at the day’s biggest updates involving Serie A’s top clubs.

Juve, Yıldız pushing to keep Ličina in the first team

Juventus are planning for Adin Ličina’s future and aim to carve out space for him in the first-team squad. According to Matteo Moretto, the Bianconeri’s goal is to allow the young talent to get his opportunities over the course of the season.

Also pushing for this solution is Kenan Yıldız, a friend of Ličina and a huge admirer of his qualities. Juventus, however, must deal with interest from several Serie A clubs, ready to make their move to try to secure the player.

Milan, Reijnders to Al Qadsiah: the Rossoneri are smiling

Tijjani Reijnders’ transfer from Manchester City to Al Qadsiah for €61 million is now official. It is a deal of close interest to Milan as well, as just one year ago they had sold the midfielder to the Citizens for €54.9 million fixed plus €14 million tied to individual and team bonuses.

As Tuttomercatoweb points out, the agreements stipulated that, in the event of Reijnders’ permanent sale by City before 2030, Milan would immediately earn the full €14 million in bonuses. To receive official confirmation of the amount, however, it will be necessary to wait for the closing and publication of the current financial statements, expected roughly in October 2027.

Inter, Gabriel Jesus an option?

Inter continue to assess the possibility of adding a fifth striker to Cristian Chivu’s squad, and among the names linked with the Nerazzurri is Gabriel Jesus. As reported by InterNews24, the Brazilian forward could leave Arsenal, who would be willing to consider offers of around £30 million.

What makes any potential deal particularly complicated is above all the Brazilian’s high salary, estimated at around €9 million net per season, the same “problem” also encountered by Napoli, who have been tracking him for weeks. According to InterNews24, a possible opening could come only with an economic sacrifice from Jesus and a sustainable formula, such as a loan with an option or obligation to buy: for now, therefore, it is more of a tempting idea than a concrete negotiation.

Napoli, Musso-for-Milinkovic-Savic swap idea

Napoli are working on their goalkeeping department and are considering a possible deal with Atletico Madrid involving Juan Musso and Vanja Milinkovic-Savic. According to Fabrizio Romano, in recent hours the two clubs have considered a swap, with talks conducted through intermediaries.

The deal, however, must overcome a significant gap in the valuations of the two goalkeepers. Musso would represent Napoli’s priority for the position, while Milinkovic-Savic could move to Simeone’s side. Still according to Fabrizio Romano, the Azzurri’s intention would in any case be to sell the Serbian to make room for the Argentine.

Roma, Man United drop the Koné track

Important updates have arrived regarding Manu Koné’s future, after an excellent season with Roma and a good World Cup with France. The midfielder had attracted the attention of several top European clubs, with Manchester United among the sides most interested in his profile.

According to Fabrizio Romano, however, the Red Devils have now abandoned the path leading to Koné. After the difficulties encountered in trying to land the Roma midfielder, United have in fact decided to focus on Brighton’s Carlos Baleba, a deal that is now said to be close to completion.

Lazio, Dieng almost signed but Gattuso wants Pinamonti

Andrea Pinamonti would be Gennaro Gattuso’s preferred name to strengthen Lazio’s attack. According to Matteo Moretto, the coach has identified the striker as his first choice, but the financial conditions of the deal are pushing the Biancocelesti toward a different solution.

Lazio are in fact turning to Bamba Dieng, formerly of Lorient and currently a free agent. Again according to Moretto, the striker will undergo his medical tomorrow, with the appointment already set: the club will carry out particularly thorough checks on the condition of his knee before proceeding. This detail, however, underlines the tensions between the former Italy head coach and the club.

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