💣 Milan dream of Foden, Juve-Icardi, Kean's future 🤷‍♂️: today's market 🤑 | OneFootball

It will be Spain vs Argentina in the World Cup final. After last night’s win over England, La Albiceleste joins La Roja in Sunday night’s blockbuster showdown. A match full of appeal that will decide who takes home the World Champion title.

While we wait to enjoy the final act of this World Cup, we stay in Italy to take stock of the issue setting the summer ablaze: the transfer market. Here are the most important stories of the day.

Juve, Icardi back in fashion for the attack

Mauro Icardi is officially a free agent after the end of his deal with Galatasaray. According to what Fabrizio Romano said on his YouTube channel, several possibilities are opening up for the Argentine striker, including a return to Serie A with Juventus, who reportedly never stopped tracking him after already seriously considering him in the last winter transfer window.

In Argentina too, the 1993-born forward continues to have admirers and could consider a return home, where several teams would be ready to welcome him. For now, though, there are no concrete developments and everything will depend on Mauro’s wishes.

Milan, Foden an idea for the attacking midfield

Phil Foden is said to be among the profiles being considered by Milan to strengthen the attacking midfield area. According to Claudio Raimondi on SportMediaset, an intermediary would have offered the player to several clubs, including the Rossoneri, who are said to be reflecting on the move. The Englishman is coming off a difficult season and his relationship with City is reportedly going through a tense phase.

Foden’s contract expires in 2027 and the player reportedly has no intention of renewing. His price tag is valued at between €50 million and €60 million, a figure Milan could cover with the possible sale of Rafael Leao. There is one condition, however: City would only let Foden leave after making a major signing, with Enzo Fernandez the leading candidate.

Inter, Spence the favorite for the flank but...

Inter continue working to strengthen the right flank and, according to SportMediaset, the profile they like the most is Djed Spence. The Tottenham wide man would be the Nerazzurri management’s first choice, but Spurs’ asking price is close to €50 million. Strasbourg also value Guéla Doué very highly, while Nahuel Molina remains more in the background among the options.

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At the moment, the option considered most balanced would be the one leading to Brooke Norton-Cuffy. Relations between the player and Inter are excellent and his profile convinces the club. Meanwhile, sporting director Ausilio will not immediately join the team’s training camp because he is busy with transfer business and is expected to link up next week.

Napoli, pressure continues for Dodô

Napoli continue to sound out several names for the right flank and according to the Corriere Fiorentino they have stepped up their pressure for Dodô, Fiorentina’s wide man. The Partenopei club is increasing its interest in the Brazilian, who is among the profiles being followed for the right side.

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Fiorentina have not yet decided the Brazilian’s future, but sporting director Fabio Paratici is working in the market in search of a replacement. Dodô’s name therefore remains on Manna’s shortlist to strengthen the flank, even if there has still been no official offer from Napoli at this stage.

Roma, Ederson in their sights if Koné leaves

Roma could say goodbye to Manu Koné, with Manchester United, according to reports coming from England, strongly interested in the French midfielder and negotiations said to be at an advanced stage. In the event of Koné’s departure, according to the blog Pagine romaniste, one of the most appreciated profiles is Atalanta’s Ederson. The Brazilian is highly regarded by Gasperini, who coached him in Bergamo, and by sporting director D’Amico.

Ederson came very close to becoming a new United player, but at the last minute the deal collapsed because the Brazilian did not pass his medicals with the Red Devils and last week he returned to Bergamo. La Dea are now said to be considering a contract renewal.

Lazio, competition growing for Comuzzo

Competition for Pietro Comuzzo is increasing. The Fiorentina defender remains one of the profiles being assessed by Lazio — who were already following him before the arrival of Danilho Doekhi — and his future could be away from Florence on loan. According to Gianluca Di Marzio, in addition to the Biancocelesti, Torino and Sassuolo are also on his trail.

The Neroverdi are said to be looking for a new center-back to replace Muharemovic, who is headed to Leeds, and have identified Comuzzo as one of their main targets. The defender could also find less space at Fiorentina following the arrivals of Viery and Dragusin. 

Fiorentina, clause expired for Kean

The period to trigger Moise Kean’s €62 million release clause, active from July 1 to 15, expired yesterday without any club stepping forward. This, however, does not guarantee the striker will stay at Fiorentina. According to Gazzetta dello Sport, Kean is considered a club asset, an assessment also shared by Fabio Paratici and Fabio Grosso, but he remains sellable in the event of an offer deemed too good to turn down.

The newspaper explains that a bid above €40 million could be taken into consideration, also because a club with greater financial resources could offer the player a higher salary. For Fiorentina, in fact, Kean’s current wages of €4.5 million — the highest in the squad — are already above the club’s parameters. According to the Rosea, a possible sale would therefore also allow significant savings on the wage bill.

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