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Let’s take a look at today’s most important transfer news.

Juve, eyes on Okolo: Triestina talent

According to TMW, Juventus continue to closely monitor Daniel Okolo, a 2007-born forward from Triestina. The Bianconeri scouts are keeping a close eye on the young talent’s development, as he is considered one of the most interesting prospects in Italian football.

In the season just ended, Okolo made 26 appearances between the Under-18 side and Serie C, also scoring one goal. At the moment there are no concrete negotiations, but the Juventus management are said to be weighing their next moves in an attempt to beat the competition.

Milan, Ricci and Jashari sounded out by Atalanta

As reported by Daniele Longo of calciomercato.com, Atalanta have set their sights on two Milan midfielders: Samuele Ricci and Ardon Jashari. Maurizio Sarri is said to be a big admirer of the former, while the latter is one of the profiles most appreciated by sporting director Cristiano Giuntoli.

Still according to Longo, however, Milan are not willing to listen to offers. Both midfielders are part of new coach Ruben Amorim’s plans, which is why the Rossoneri have no intention of selling them.

Inter, Giay emerges: he’s the new name for the flank

Inter continue to assess reinforcements for the right side and, in addition to Nahuel Molina, they are also following Agustín Giay with interest. Tuttosport reports that the 22-year-old Palmeiras player is considered a prospect with a very bright future, even though he has yet to gain experience in European football.

The Brazilian club value Giay at around €20 million. The Nerazzurri, however, are also keeping other options open and continue to monitor cheaper profiles to identify Dumfries’ ideal replacement.

Napoli, is Real pushing for McTominay?

According to TMW, Real Madrid have set their sights on Scott McTominay, who is considered one of the targets to strengthen the midfield. José Mourinho is said to be a big fan of the Scottish midfielder and has reportedly asked Los Blancos to try to open negotiations.

Napoli, however, have no intention of offering any discounts, considering McTominay a key part of the project, and are said to have set his price at €80 million.

Roma, Freuler one step away: Gasperini decisive

According to Gabriele Conflitti of Radio Manà Manà Sport Roma, Roma are close to sealing the arrival of Remo Freuler. The Swiss midfielder, currently involved in the World Cup, will finalize the transfer at the end of the tournament.

Gian Piero Gasperini’s intervention is said to have been decisive, as he convinced his former player to buy into the Giallorossi project. Freuler, whose contract with Bologna is expiring, is expected to sign a deal worth €2.5 million per season and join on a free transfer from July 1.

Lazio, Torino make contact for Liberali

Torino are trying to speed things up for Mattia Liberali, a young talent coming off an excellent season at Catanzaro. The Granata club are said to have already opened contacts in an attempt to get ahead of the competition.

Again according to La Lazio Siamo Noi, Lazio are also following the 2007-born player with interest, but Torino are aiming to make the decisive move in the coming weeks to secure one of the most promising prospects in Italian football.

Fiorentina, challenge to Atalanta for Juanlu Sánchez

According to FirenzeViola.it, Fiorentina and Atalanta are closely following Juanlu Sánchez, a 2003-born wide player from Sevilla. The player is said to be open to the possibility of leaving the Spanish club during this transfer window.

Sevilla are willing to consider offers for the full-back, while both Fiorentina and Atalanta continue to monitor the situation ahead of a possible move in the coming weeks.

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