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·24 August 2026
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The first matchday of Serie A comes to a close today, with the two Monday fixtures. The transfer market, however, is far from over and — if anything — the final week ahead promises fireworks.
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Let’s take a look at today’s most important news.
Juventus are not done with incoming business yet, and there could still be one last twist on the outgoing front too. Al Hilal, in fact, have opened talks with Arsenal for Gabriel Martinelli, considered their top attacking target, but according to Fabrizio Romano, they have identified Francisco Conceição as one of the alternatives.
For now, though, Juventus do not seem willing to part ways with Conceição and have not opened the door to a sale. Luciano Spalletti’s stance is just as clear: the coach sees the Portuguese winger as an important part of the project and considers him not for sale. Al Hilal’s interest therefore remains real, but it would take a particularly significant offer to change the picture.
Milan could say goodbye to Tomori and Fofana. According to La Gazzetta dello Sport, Aston Villa remain strongly interested in the English defender and have intensified contacts with the player’s entourage. The English club are looking for a new centre-back after Ezri Konsa’s departure and have identified the Englishman as their main target.
Milan’s position remains clear: to avoid a capital loss, the Rossoneri are asking for at least €5 million and are considering only a permanent transfer, also taking into account the defender’s contract, which runs until June 2027. As for Fofana, Nottingham Forest are interested.
Inter’s incoming business did not end with the arrival of Curtis Jones. The Nerazzurri management and Chivu are in fact looking for an attacking player with different characteristics from the forwards already in the squad. Confirmation comes from Gianluca Di Marzio, according to whom Inter, despite already having four strikers available, are considering a further reinforcement to give the coach more options.
The search, however, will not be easy: there are only eight days left in the transfer window, and finding a profile that fits Chivu’s tactical needs could take time. Inter therefore continue to monitor the market in search of the right opportunity to complete their attacking department.
Napoli could be involved in a sensational last-minute deal for the goalkeeping position. According to Il Mattino, a swap with Atletico Madrid involving Vanja Milinkovic-Savic and Juan Musso is currently being assessed. The Serbian goalkeeper would not like the idea of losing his starting spot and could therefore leave the Azzurri, while Musso would be ready to compete with Meret for his place.
The deal could also include a cash adjustment of around €2 million in Napoli’s favour. For now it remains a proposal still to be defined, but the scenario could take shape in the final hours of the transfer window, with the parties evaluating the possibility of getting the deal over the line right at the deadline.
Roma are moving decisively again for Richard Rios, who was already a target for the Giallorossi a year ago. According to CNN Portugal, the capital club have renewed contacts with the Colombian’s entourage and submitted an official offer to Benfica.
The Portuguese side, however, do not seem willing to offer any discounts and are asking for more than €30 million to let the midfielder leave, having signed him from Palmeiras last summer. The deal is therefore still in its early stages, but D’Amico has concretely revived the Rios track.
Lazio continue to push for Andrea Pinamonti and have increased their offer to Sassuolo. According to Alfredo Pedullà, the Biancocelesti have raised their proposal to €3 million for a paid loan deal for the centre-forward, with the possibility of increasing the figure further in the coming hours.
The negotiations are therefore still evolving, with Lazio determined to speed things up to hand Gennaro Gattuso a new striker. The capital club continue to work on finding the right formula with Sassuolo and getting the deal done.
Ernest Poku is ready to become a new Fiorentina player. The attacking winger from Bayer Leverkusen has been identified by the Viola to add more options in attack and is expected to arrive in Florence this week, following the signings of Franco Mastantuono and Mateo Pellegrino. With the team focused today on the Olimpico clash against Roma, any day from tomorrow onward could be the right one to see the Dutchman in the city.
The deal with Bayer Leverkusen is worth a total of around €20 million, including a paid loan and an obligation to buy. This is reported by La Gazzetta dello Sport.
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