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·22 juillet 2026
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·22 juillet 2026
The transfer market keeps moving relentlessly, with negotiations progressing at a rapid pace, while teams, busy with their respective training camps, begin taking the field for their first summer tests. Today it will be Napoliâs turn, with their friendly match broadcast live here on OneFootball.
Letâs take a look at the biggest news stories of the day.
After a season well below expectations with Juventus, Luis Openda is now close to leaving Turin. The Belgian striker is set to continue his career away from Italy, with his departure now appearing imminent.
Lyon, according to La Gazzetta dello Sport, have moved ahead of Lens and are now in pole position to complete the deal. The transfer has been delayed by Spallettiâs request to Carnevali to keep Openda until Saturdayâs friendly, as Milik is the only other center-forward currently available in the squad. After that, the green light for the move will arrive.
Rafael Leaoâs stay at Milan remains hard to predict, with the Portuguese forwardâs future still shrouded in uncertainty. The Rossoneri, in fact, continue to hold firm on their valuation.
According to Antonio Vitiello on X, Galatasaray and Fenerbahçe are both keeping a close eye on Leao, but the âŹ50â60 million demanded by Milan is holding both clubs back. In the meantime, the Portuguese will travel as normal for Milanâs summer tour, while from the Premier League, for now, there have only been initial enquiries.
Inter are also continuing to work with an eye on their Under-23 side and have finalized a new addition for the defense. After Cocchiâs departure, the Nerazzurri identified Alessandro Milani as the right profile to strengthen the squad.
According to Sky Sport, Milani arrives from Lazio on a permanent deal and will sign a three-year contract in the coming hours. The 2005-born defender, coming off a loan spell at Avellino, moves to Milan with the Biancocelesti retaining a percentage of any future resale.
Luca Ambrosino is ready to return to Modena. After last seasonâs spell there, the striker is one step away from wearing the yellow-and-blue shirt again thanks to the agreement reached between the Emilian club and Napoli.
As reported by Gianluca Di Marzio, the two clubs have reached a full agreement for the transfer. Ambrosino will join on loan with an option to buy and will undergo medical tests tomorrow, the final step before the move becomes official.
Roma continue to push for NicolĂČ Tresoldi, identified as the ideal reinforcement for Gian Piero Gasperiniâs attack. According to La Gazzetta dello Sport, the striker has already given his approval for the move and has also reached an agreement on personal terms with the Giallorossi. Source: .
Before submitting an offer to Club Brugge, who value the 2004-born player at around âŹ25 million, Roma will first have to sell Artem Dovbyk. Fiorentina remain interested in the Ukrainian, while Borussia Dortmund and Atletico Madrid are also in the race for Tresoldi.
Lazio are looking for a new center-forward and continue to assess several profiles to strengthen the attacking department. Kennedy remains an open track, but talks with Fluminense are at a standstill, while Piccoli and Pinamonti are also in the background.
According to Il Messaggero   however, Gennaro Gattusoâs preferred name is Santiago Gimenez. The Milan striker is considered the ideal fit for his system, but the deal remains very complicated: the Biancocelesti are hoping for an opening to a loan move, which could be helped by Gonçalo Ramos potentially arriving at Milan, although the costs of the operation are still a major obstacle.
Fiorentina continue to assess new attacking reinforcements to place at Fabio Grossoâs disposal, with particular attention to the wide areas. Among the profiles on the Violaâs radar is also Franco Mastantuono, the 2007-born Argentine talent from Real Madrid.
According to Labaro Viola, the Tuscan club have made an initial exploratory enquiry to assess the feasibility of the deal. Fiorentina could make a move if Real Madrid decide to send the player out on loan to guarantee him more continuity.
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