Barça-Leão, new Juve-Kolo deal, Khalaili hint: today’s market 🤑 | OneFootball

The World Cup continues, but so does the transfer market. Serie A’s top clubs are trying to complete some major deals, and so far Milan look like the most active team.

After Gonzalo Ramos, in fact, the Rossoneri are now one step away from Mario Gila: they have beaten competition from Napoli and Atalanta, with the Spaniard set to join the Diavolo on a major contract barring any last-minute surprises.

Let’s take a look at today’s other biggest transfer stories.

Juventus, new strategy for Kolo?

Juventus have not given up on Randal Kolo Muani and continue working to convince PSG to let the French striker leave. However, the first offer made by the Bianconeri was considered too low by the Parisian club.

According to Gazzetta dello Sport, the Juventus board is preparing a new offer based on a paid loan of significant value with an option to buy. The aim is to show PSG that the club genuinely intends to complete a permanent deal for the player, effectively making it unattractive for Juventus not to trigger the option at the end of the seas

Milan, Barça thinking about Leão!

Barcelona have reportedly added Rafael Leao to the list of profiles being monitored to strengthen their attack. As reported by Mundo Deportivo, the Catalan club are aware of the Portuguese forward’s situation, with him expected to leave Milan after seven seasons with the Rossoneri.

Again according to Mundo Deportivo, Milan would be willing to sell Leao permanently for a fee between €60 million and €70 million, well below the release clause of €150 million included in his contract. The 1999-born player has also reportedly expressed the desire to test himself in a new league, with La Liga and the Premier League among his preferred destinations.

Inter, signal from Khalaili and Stones’ huge demands

Khalaili is moving ever closer to Inter: the winger did not play in Union SG’s friendly today against Steaua Bucharest (won 4-0) due to the advanced state of negotiations with the Nerazzurri.

For the centre-back role, in addition to a personal agreement with Chalobah, one of the names being considered by the club is Stones on a free transfer who, according to Pedullà, has major salary demands: €8/9 million + €2/3 million in bonuses net per season.

Napoli, the latest on Lobotka, Anguissa and Milinkovic-Savic

As reported by Matteo Moretto, Max Allegri considers Lobotka and Anguissa two indispensable players for his midfield and has no intention of letting them go, unless extraordinary offers arrive. While the Slovak’s stay seems certain, the Cameroonian’s future also appears increasingly headed toward staying put, despite rumors and interest from abroad.

As for departures, however, the time may have come to say goodbye to Vanja Milinkovic-Savic. According to the Corriere dello Sport, the Serbian goalkeeper, coming off a less than convincing season, has ended up in the sights of Hull City. The English club have reportedly put €15 million on the table, a figure lower than the €21 million invested by Napoli to sign him, but one that would limit any potential capital loss thanks to the amortization of his transfer fee.

Roma, OK on Greenwood’s salary... but the trail is “cold”

Roma are ready to accelerate for Mason Greenwood. According to Gazzetta dello Sport, the Giallorossi club intends to submit a first official offer to Olympique Marseille within the next few days, with the French side valuing the English winger at around €50 million. Again according to the Rosea, a broad agreement has already been reached with the player on the basis of a four-year contract worth €5 million net per season.

However, the deal is still far from being completed. As explained by Matteo Moretto, contacts between Roma and Marseille are not as advanced as suggested in recent hours, and several obstacles remain, starting with the high financial demands of the French club. In addition, Atletico Madrid and Fenerbahçe are also still keeping an eye on the 2001-born player, ready to step in if negotiations with the Giallorossi slow down.

Lazio, Farioli calls Nuno Tavares to Porto

The future of Nuno Tavares at Lazio is increasingly uncertain, with Porto continuing to push for the Portuguese full-back. As reported by the Corriere dello Sport, Porto coach Farioli has personally pushed for the move, and there has also reportedly been direct phone contact with the player, confirming concrete interest.

Lazio value the defender at around €20 million, with 35% of any future resale due to Arsenal. The Biancoceleste need to raise funds and consider no one untouchable at left-back, where the issue of Luca Pellegrini also remains open, with the player heading for the exit despite a contract running until 2027.

Fiorentina, Oulaï costs too much

Reports have emerged denying Fiorentina’s possible interest in young Ivorian talent Christ Inao Oulaï, the 2006-born Trabzonspor midfielder who had been linked with the Viola in recent hours.

According to what Fabrizio Romano reported on his X profile, there have been no contacts between Fiorentina and the Turkish club for the player. In addition, the valuation of around €25 million is not considered suitable to convince Trabzonspor to sell the former Bastia player, thus cooling the transfer trail for one of the most interesting prospects to emerge with the Ivory Coast national team.

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