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Matchday 34 of Serie A wraps up today with two fixtures scheduled for this Monday, April 27: Cagliari host Atalanta, while Lazio take on Udinese at the Olimpico.

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Despite all the on-pitch storylines, with many outcomes still to be decided, there is no shortage of news involving the top clubs. Transfers, of course, but not only that.

Juventus, Bayern make a move for Vlahovic

Bayern Munich are looking for a backup to Harry Kane and have reportedly added Dusan Vlahovic to their list of possible reinforcements. After deciding not to sign Nicolas Jackson permanently, the Bavarians want a new centre-forward capable of rotating with Kane.

According to Sportmediaset, Vlahovic’s contract situation makes him a particularly attractive option: the Serbian is nearing the end of his deal and a renewal with Juventus has not yet been finalized. If there are no developments soon, Bayern could make a serious push to bring him to the Bundesliga.

Milan, contact with Mendes: Estupinan could leave, Ramos is liked

Milan are already looking ahead to the summer and have stepped up contacts with Jorge Mendes. Two important matters are on the table: the future of Pervis Estupinan and the possible arrival of Goncalo Ramos.

Estupinan, who arrived with high expectations, has not fully convinced and could leave Milan: Bologna are interested, while he also has admirers in the Premier League and in Portugal. Milan hope to make around €15-16 million.

The situation is different with Ramos: the Paris Saint-Germain striker is highly appreciated by Massimiliano Allegri, both for his technical and tactical qualities. The cost of the deal would be around €30-35 million.

Inter, battle with Tottenham for Vermeeren

Inter are closely monitoring Arthur Vermeeren, the young Belgian talent who is expected to return to RB Leipzig after Olympique Marseille decided not to make his move permanent.

Leipzig had signed him for €22 million from Atletico Madrid, but they could now be open to a new formula somewhere between a loan and a cut-price sale. Inter see him as an ideal midfielder to rejuvenate Cristian Chivu’s squad, although competition from Tottenham remains strong.

Napoli, Olivera attracting interest from abroad

The future of Mathias Olivera could become a talking point in Napoli’s transfer market. According to Il Mattino, the Uruguayan full-back is attracting interest in the Premier League and La Liga.

Nottingham Forest, West Ham, Atletico Madrid and Sevilla are all said to be tracking him. Napoli, however, do not consider Olivera untouchable only in theory: only a major offer could change the picture.

Roma, Gasperini wants Dodô for the flank

Roma are preparing a mini revolution on the wings and Gian Piero Gasperini has reportedly identified Dodo as the ideal reinforcement.

According to Il Messaggero, the Fiorentina wing-back is highly valued for his intensity, drive and ability to cover the entire flank, all key qualities in Gasperini’s system. The Brazilian is under contract until 2027, but remains one of the names being monitored by Trigoria.

Lazio, Nuno Tavares is now untouchable

At Lazio, one of the brightest notes of the season’s final stretch has been the rise of Nuno Tavares. After an inconsistent start, the Portuguese full-back has become a key player for Maurizio Sarri.

According to the Corriere dello Sport, the coach has revitalized him with tough but effective management. Since March 4, he has played eight consecutive matches between the league and cup, showing physical consistency and greater defensive focus. Against Udinese, he could be rested only as a precaution ahead of the Coppa Italia final.

Fiorentina, Spinazzola a real free-transfer option

Fiorentina are considering a free-transfer move and are keeping a close eye on Leonardo Spinazzola. The Napoli wide man is nearing the end of his contract and a renewal looks increasingly complicated.

His profile is appreciated for his experience, versatility and technical quality, but the main obstacle remains his current salary of around €3.3 million. La Viola could make a move only if there is a significant wage reduction. The track is concrete but still at an exploratory stage, with competition also coming from other Italian and foreign clubs.

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