Milan and Inter draw in Perth as Juventus dominate transfer talk | OneFootball

Italian dailies including La Gazzetta dello Sport, Corriere dello Sport, Stadio and Tuttosport split focus between the Milan derby and Juventus’ frenetic market moves.

In Perth, Inter led through Federico Dimarco before a soft Christopher Nkunku penalty levelled for Milan, the summer’s first derby finishing 1-1.

Tributes to Franco Baresi framed the night, with silence around his No. 6 and a pause in the sixth minute. Luka Modric received a warm ovation and later called the late captain the essence of the club. Gazzetta leads on Dimarco’s form with "Ci metto la firma", and says Inter want him tied to a new deal.

For Corriere and Tuttosport, Juventus own the front pages after a 1-0 friendly win over Chelsea sealed by Edon Zhegrova and a burst of work led by chief executive Giovanni Carnevali. The reports add that goalkeeper Zion Suzuki is set to arrive from Parma via PSG, Jhon Lucumí remains a target, and Manchester United have opened the door to Joshua Zirkzee, with Luciano Spalletti nudging Jonathan David towards the exit.

Corriere’s Tuono Viola says Fiorentina have secured Franco Mastantuono on loan from Real Madrid, who will cover half of his reported €9m wages, with sporting director Fabio Paratici already chasing the next addition.

Roma have also been active, closing a €13m-plus deal for Atlético Madrid right-back Nahuel Molina while pursuing Leipzig’s Antonio Nusa.

Elsewhere, Gazzetta says Rúben Amorim is relaunching Rafael Leão at Milan as Galatasaray persist, and Corriere notes Inter are closing on Cristian Romero, pending Benjamin Pavard’s exit. Napoli beat Osasuna 2-1 through Matteo Politano and Lorenzo Lucca, and appear set to lose Romelu Lukaku, who is linked with Atlanta United in MLS.

Source: Football Italia

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