💣Bremer bid, Milan-Diawara and 2 Fiorentina sales: today's market đŸ€‘ | OneFootball

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·21 juillet 2026

💣Bremer bid, Milan-Diawara and 2 Fiorentina sales: today's market đŸ€‘

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With the Club World Cup over (you did see the breakdown of its best memes, right?), now it’s time to focus on the transfer market while waiting for the new season.

Let’s look at today’s biggest news involving Italy’s top clubs.


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Juventus, new offer for Bremer

Galatasaray are not giving up on Gleison Bremer and, according to La Gazzetta dello Sport, a new offer has arrived for the defender: €8 million net per season, an offer rejected by the Brazilian, who, however, has not completely ruled out the destination.

This slight hesitation is leading Juventus to consider possible defenders: they like Tomori (since last summer) and Todibo, who is coming off relegation with West Ham, which would make it easier to ask the Hammers for a loan deal.


Milan, move for Sankhoun Diawara

As reported by Footmercato journalist Santi Aouna, Milan have made a strong move for Sankhoun Diawara: a centre-back born in 2006 who plays for Troyes, recently promoted to Ligue 1.

The player seemed destined for Rangers, but the Rossoneri’s interest is real. Diawara’s contract runs until 2027 and therefore Troyes would be willing to sell him: now the decision will be up to the defender.


Inter, Cocchi to Padova! Massolin wanted by Monza

According to Sportitalia, Monza have asked Inter for Massolin on loan: a midfielder signed from Modena for €4.5 million plus bonuses. The Nerazzurri are willing to loan him out, but the deal is not yet finalised.

 Meanwhile, the transfer of Cocchi to Padova is done: a loan with an option to buy and a buy-back clause in Inter’s favour, so they retain control over the 2007-born player.


Napoli, Ambrosino close to Modena

As first reported by La Gazzetta di Modena and confirmed by Alfredo Pedullà, Modena have made a strong push for Ambrosino: Napoli’s 2003-born striker.

The Emilian club are stepping things up after Joris Manquant suffered a torn left ACL: a forward signed during this transfer window.


Roma, new target in attack

Summerville is getting further and further away from Roma (here are the details of the huge offer made by Al-Hilal), so the Giallorossi need to move immediately for a replacement.

According to Alfredo Pedullà, if the Summerville deal falls through for good, the favourite would become Nusa: a 2005-born winger from Leipzig who, however, has plenty of admirers in the Premier League. The trail leading to Garnacho is getting more difficult, given Aston Villa’s move.


Lazio, the alternative to Dominguez

With the negotiations with Dinamo Zagreb for Dominguez at a standstill, Lazio have identified a profile as a replacement: Pietro Comuzzo of Fiorentina.

The Biancocelesti want him on loan, especially because of his status as an Italian Under-21 player, which would not weigh on the “expanded labour cost”. This is according to the LaLazioSiamoNoi website.

For Dominguez, on the other hand, the gap is significant: Lazio are offering a paid loan worth €3.5 million with an option to buy for €8 million, conditional on qualification for European competitions. The Croatian club want around €15 million and are asking for greater guarantees on the buy option.


Fiorentina, 2 official departures

Alessandro Bianco has officially left Fiorentina and becomes a new Modena player: the club should receive around €1 million + 50% of any future resale, reports FirenzeViola.

Fiorentina also say goodbye to forward Filippo Distefano (born in 2003), who joins Empoli for €200,000 + bonuses, plus 50% of any future resale, according to TMW.

This article was translated into English by Artificial Intelligence. You can read the original version in 🇼đŸ‡č here.


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