Juventus-PSG swap, Svilar-Maignan twist, Inter-Koné: today's news 🔥 | OneFootball

The transfer market is heating up more and more. While waiting for news on the Milan front, with the Rossoneri club searching for a new sporting director and a new coach, at Juventus, there has been a breakdown in the renewal talks with Vlahovic, while Inter continue working to sign Palestra, the designated heir to Dumfries.

Let’s take a look at all the most important news of the day concerning the top clubs in the league, including Gattuso Day at Lazio, with the new Biancocelesti coach arriving at Formello.

Juve, attacking overhaul: David-Kolo Muani swap?

Juventus are preparing a real attacking revolution after the definitive break with Dusan Vlahovic, who is set to leave Turin as a free agent.

According to Gazzetta dello Sport, the name at the top of Luciano Spalletti’s list would be Randal Kolo Muani. The Frenchman, owned by PSG, has reportedly made it clear that he wants to return to the Bianconeri after an underwhelming spell at Tottenham. His 10 goals in 22 appearances for Juve left a very positive impression on the management.

To overcome PSG’s €30 million asking price, a surprising solution is reportedly gaining traction: a swap deal involving Jonathan David. Both players are valued at around €30 million and earn similar wages, making the operation sustainable for both clubs.

In Paris, sporting director Luis Campos also knows David very well from their time at Lille and could see him as the ideal replacement for Goncalo Ramos, who is expected to leave.

Milan, Svilar-Maignan link: Chelsea back in the race?

Mike Maignan’s future could once again become one of the key stories of the summer transfer window.

According to  SportMediaset, Chelsea are looking for a new goalkeeper after the arrival of Xabi Alonso, who is reportedly not fully satisfied with the goalkeepers currently in the squad.

After their failed attempt for Mile Svilar, turned down by Roma despite a €50 million offer, the Blues have reportedly set their sights on Maignan once again.

The French goalkeeper recently renewed with Milan until 2031, but he wants to quickly understand what the new Rossoneri technical project will look like after the changes pushed by the ownership. Without guarantees, the Premier League option could become a concrete possibility again.

Inter, Koné’s price keeps rising

Inter continue to closely monitor Manu Kone. According to Repubblica, by June 30 Roma must generate capital gains to comply with the financial agreements signed with UEFA, and the French midfielder is one of the squad’s most valuable assets.

Gian Piero Gasperini considers him fundamental from a technical standpoint, but his potential sale would guarantee a very significant capital gain. His current valuation is said to be around €50 million, a figure that could rise even further if he delivers convincing performances at the Club World Cup.

At the moment, there is reportedly no advanced negotiation between Roma and Inter, but the file remains open and particularly delicate.

Napoli, Manna puts one signing on stand-by

Napoli continue working to strengthen the right flank. As reported by Gazzetta dello Sport, sporting director Giovanni Manna’s preferred profile remains Anan Khalaili of Union Saint-Gilloise.

There is reportedly already a draft agreement between the player and Napoli for a five-year contract, but the gap between the clubs remains very wide. The Belgian club are still asking for around €25 million to let their talent leave, a valuation Napoli consider excessive.

Roma, Turkish derby for Celik: the renewal...

Zeki Celik’s future remains one of the hottest topics at Roma. According to Turkish outlet Fotomac, both Fenerbahce and Galatasaray are closely monitoring the situation of the Giallorossi wing-back.

The main issue concerns his salary: Celik is reportedly asking for around €4 million per season to renew his contract with Roma. A demand that is currently slowing down the talks.

Fenerbahce would be willing to fully meet the player’s financial demands, but the Turkish international’s priority remains continuing his experience in the Capital. Juventus and Inter are also still keeping a close eye on the situation.

Lazio, uncertain future for a youngster

At Lazio, there is reflection over the future of Blaz Kovac. The Slovenian defender, born in 2009, arrived in January from NS Mura for around €400,000, but in his first months at Formello he has found very little space, failing even to carve out a stable role in the Primavera side.

According to Lalaziosiamonoi, two clubs have already asked for information about taking him on loan next season. Lazio will assess the best solution together with the player’s entourage to encourage his development, without losing control of one of the academy’s most interesting youngsters.

Fiorentina, Ekkelenkamp on the radar

Fiorentina are looking to Udinese to strengthen their midfield. According to La Nazione, the name being followed most closely is Jurgen Ekkelenkamp.

The Dutchman, born in 2000, enjoyed a very positive season with 5 goals and 3 assists in 31 appearances, showing technical quality, dynamism, and a great ability to make forward runs.

Udinese, backed by a contract running until 2029, have no intention of letting him go easily and value the player at at least €10 million. It is a significant but not prohibitive fee in the eyes of the Viola management, who continue to monitor the situation ahead of the summer transfer window.

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