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Between friendlies, official announcements, and complicated negotiations, the transfer market continues for Serie A teams, along with their build-up to official fixtures.
Below, as usual, are the most relevant updates for the big clubs in our league.
There are updates regarding Jhon Lucumì, the Bologna defender Juventus have set their sights on.
As reported by Fabrizio Romano, the Colombian wants only the Bianconeri and is waiting for Juve to make their move. The center-back is not open to other opportunities, and the clubs are working to find an agreement.
Galatasaray will try again for Rafa Leao, and within a maximum of two days the matter will be settled one way or another.
As reported by SportMediaset, after the first two offers were rejected and with 9 million ready for the Portuguese forward, Gala have made it known they will wait a maximum of 48 hours before switching targets.
Inter, with the Cuti Romero deal also now off the table, will focus on a wing-back, the real priority of the Nerazzurri’s summer. As reported by L'Interista.it, the track leading to Djed Spence could heat up soon.
Given the very high cost of the operation, with Spurs not going below 40 million, a loan with an obligation to buy under easy conditions is being considered. If the London club accept, then Inter will be able to launch their decisive move.
Napoli, in a transfer window in which sporting director Manna is dealing with surplus players, are evaluating a goalkeeper.
As reported by Matteo Moretto, if Vanja Milinkovic-Savic leaves, the Partenopei will try for Juan Musso, the Argentine from Atletico Madrid and formerly of Atalanta and Udinese.
Roma are still on the hunt for attacking players, and among the names on sporting director D’Amico’s shortlist is Jonathan Rowe.
As reported by calciomercato.it, in recent hours Roma have stepped up contacts with Bologna to understand the room for maneuver, and developments are expected in this regard.
The agent of Petar Ratkov, the Lazio striker, has denied rumors of his client being sold to Russia. These were his words, as quoted by Fabrizio Romano:
“The information according to which Dynamo Moscow are interested in Ratkov and that the player could move to the Moscow club does not correspond to reality. I can assure you that it is not true.”
Fiorentina remain on the trail of Andrea Pinamonti: the Sassuolo striker has ended up on the Viola’s radar, who see him as Kean’s backup if Piccoli leaves.
As reported by Corriere dello Sport, Sassuolo are asking for 15 million euros.
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