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Money from Premier for Juventus, while Milan thinks of De Paul out of Atletico. Napoli aims for Scalvini and Lookman from Atalanta, Roma follows Haraldsson.

The market doesn't stop even during the Club World Cup and gives surprising negotiations: here are the most important news of the day.

Juventus, 23 million coming from Nottingham for Mbangula and Weah

Juventus is working on the market for outgoing players to finance incoming operations. According to TuttoSport and confirmed by Fabrizio Romano, a negotiation is underway with Nottingham Forest for the sale of Samuel Mbangula and Timothy Weah. The total amount of the operation is around 23 million euros. However, the agreement with Weah has not yet been reached, which is why contacts between the parties will continue in the coming days.

The English club is determined to close the double deal, but Juventus is also evaluating other exits to guarantee greater liquidity. There is also a third player on the list of departures who has not yet been officially named. The strategy of the white and black club is clear: to free up space and resources to strengthen the team, with many tracks already active in incoming transfers.

Milan on De Paul: Atletico releases him

Rodrigo De Paul is ready to leave Atletico Madrid. As reported by TMW, the Argentine has several admirers, including Galatasaray, which is moving concretely with a possible official offer arriving. Milan has also shown interest, with contacts made in recent days, although for now, it has not yet passed to an advanced stage of negotiation.

The former Udinese midfielder, under contract until 2026, will not renew with the colchoneros, who have given the green light to the sale to reduce costs. De Paul is also reflecting on a possible transfer to Saudi Arabia. The Turkish club appears to be the most determined, ready to take advantage of Atletico's willingness to monetize as soon as possible.

Inter, no to Napoli for Pio Esposito

Young Pio Esposito is at the center of Inter's evaluations after a positive season with Spezia. According to Gazzetta dello Sport, Inter has rejected Napoli's interest, but the competition remains high with several Serie A clubs ready to step forward. The final decision will be up to Cristian Chivu, who will decide the fate of the young attacker.

Inter, which intends to renew the offensive department after Taremi's farewell, is also sounding out the ground for Rasmus Hojlund of Manchester United. However, the high cost of the card could complicate the operation. In this case, Pio Esposito could receive an important opportunity in the first team already from next season.

Napoli-Atalanta, hot axis: Scalvini and Lookman the targets

Napoli is active on multiple fronts and looks with attention to Atalanta. According to Il Mattino, the two names at the top of the list are Giorgio Scalvini and Ademola Lookman. The relationships between presidents De Laurentiis and Percassi are excellent, and this could facilitate a very ambitious negotiation, even if the costs are high.

In the meantime, there are movements on other fronts as well: contacts with Udinese for Lucca and with Liverpool for Darwin Núñez, valued at 50 million. The Uruguayan likes the Napoli destination, but the operation remains complex. Jack Grealish, initially probed, is instead destined for Newcastle. Napoli is thus preparing for a summer of great maneuvers, with high-profile targets in every department.

Roma on Haraldsson: Massara aims for the Icelandic talent of Lille

Roma is moving on the market with the new sports director Ricky Massara, who has set his sights on Hakon Arnar Haraldsson. As reported by Il Tempo, the Icelandic midfielder from Lille is the ideal profile for the Giallorossi project: young, talented, and with growth margins. His contract expires in 2028, but the French club could sell for a figure around 20 million euros.

Arrived in France in 2022 from Copenhagen for around 15 million, Haraldsson closed the last Ligue 1 with 5 goals in 25 appearances, attracting the interest of various clubs. Roma, engaged in some outgoing operations, could strike in the coming weeks to win a player who perfectly embodies the identikit wanted by the management for the new course.

Romagnoli-Lazio, the renewal takes off: decisive Sarri

Alessio Romagnoli's future at Lazio remains uncertain, but in recent hours, a possible twist has been recorded. As reported by Corriere della Sera, coach Maurizio Sarri would have pushed for the renewal of the defender's contract, changing the cards on the table compared to a possible farewell.

Romagnoli, ex-Milan, has been at the center of market rumors for weeks, but the possibility of extending the relationship with Lazio now seems more concrete. Sarri considers him a cornerstone, and the company, pushed by the coach, is seriously evaluating confirming the central defender also for the next seasons.

Fiorentina, Esposito idea and hunt for reinforcements in midfield

Fiorentina continues to work on the new team awaiting the official arrival of Stefano Pioli. According to La Nazione, among the first targets is Sebastiano Esposito, Inter's attacker reduced from the loan to Empoli. The player is very liked by sports director Pradè and could arrive as an offensive alternative for the next season.

In the middle of the field, the dream remains Samuele Ricci, but the viola keep alive contacts also for Tino Anjorin, Valentin Atangana, and Richard Rios. Atangana, class 2005 from Reims, is valued at 10 million, while for Rios from Palmeiras, the request is 30 million. The negotiation with Empoli for Anjorin is slowed down by the 50% on the future resale still held by Chelsea.

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