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The World Cup is over, and now the transfer market is heating up: more than a month of negotiations, signings, and departures awaits us.

Let’s look at the biggest news from yesterday involving Italy’s top clubs.

Juve, Trubin and Jorgensen new names for goal

Juventus continue to search for a new goalkeeper. Dibu Martinez is not the only profile being monitored: according to tuttojuve.com, the Bianconeri management also have Anatolij Trubin of Benfica and Filip Jorgensen of Chelsea in their sights. For Trubin, Benfica are asking for at least €30 million to let the 2001-born keeper leave, with his contract running until 2028, a fee Juventus could consider too high.

In the last few hours, Chelsea are said to have offered Filip Jorgensen to the Bianconeri. The 2002-born Danish goalkeeper is appreciated for his qualities and room for growth, although he has less international experience than Trubin.

Milan, Estupiñán could stay with the Rossoneri

The future of Pervis Estupiñán is still completely up in the air. After a difficult season, the Ecuadorian wide man could leave Milan to begin a new adventure. According to La Gazzetta dello Sport, in the last few hours Aston Villa had shown interest in the player, but the deal has been temporarily put on hold.

The decision would be linked to the wishes of new coach Ruben Amorim, who would prefer to assess Estupiñán during preseason training before making a final decision. The situation, therefore, is still evolving.

Inter, Liverpool continue to stand firm over Jones

Inter’s training camp in Germany continues. According to Sky Sport, sporting director Piero Ausilio will arrive in Donaueschingen this afternoon, where he will meet up with deputy sporting director Dario Baccin to review the transfer market together with Cristian Chivu. The club’s strategies remain shared with president Giuseppe Marotta, who is expected at the end of the week ahead of the first friendly scheduled for Sunday.

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Again according to Sky Sport, Inter’s priorities are signing a right wing-back and a defender. In midfield, Curtis Jones remains a player they like, but Liverpool do not seem willing to negotiate the player’s sale.

Napoli, new deal close for Meret

Napoli continue to work both on the pitch and in the market in these first days of summer. While the team is under the orders of Massimiliano Allegri, the management are carrying on with their assessments. According to Il Mattino, the coach has chosen Alex Meret as first-choice goalkeeper, also due to the imminent departure of Vanja Milinkovic-Savic.

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In addition, a meeting is scheduled between sporting director Giovanni Manna and agent Federico Pastorello to discuss the goalkeeper’s contract renewal, during a summit that will also address the issue involving Romelu Lukaku.

Roma, Tresoldi remains the top target

Roma continue to work on strengthening their attack, and Nicolò Tresoldi remains the first name on the Giallorossi management’s list. The 2004-born Italian-German striker is considered the ideal profile for Gasperini’s technical project. According to Il Tempo, between Monday and Tuesday Club Brugge should define their valuation of the player. Only after learning the Belgian club’s demands will Roma decide whether to accelerate to complete the deal.

Tresoldi’s possible arrival is also tied to the future of Artem Dovbyk. Again according to Il Tempo, the Ukrainian striker is on the way out and is also liked by Genoa. His departure would allow the Giallorossi to free up space in the squad and move decisively for the young centre-forward.

Lazio, three names for Gattuso’s attack

Lazio continue to move in the market between defence and attack. According to the Corriere dello Sport, on the attacking front Gennaro Gattuso has identified the need to bring in a new centre-forward. The leads involving Roberto Piccoli, Andrea Pinamonti and John Kennedy of Fluminense remain alive. Claudio Lotito would be ready to make a budget of between €10 million and €12 million available for the new No. 9.

At the back, meanwhile, again according to the Corriere dello Sport, talks with Dinamo Zagreb for Sergi Dominguez remain difficult, but alive: the Croatian club rejected Lazio’s proposal of a paid loan with a conditional obligation to buy and continue to ask for €15 million with an obligation to purchase.

Fiorentina, Moreno and Valentini hold up exits, and Comuzzo...

Fiorentina continue to work on outgoing moves in defence. According to the blog firenzeviola.it, the situations of Matias Moreno, Nicolas Valentini and Pietro Comuzzo are still yet to be defined. For Moreno, the Viola have reached an agreement with Wrexham, but the defender has not yet given the green light because he would prefer to stay in a European league. There is also said to be interest in the player from Spain, France and Monza.

Valentini is also close to leaving, but the move to Grêmio is currently on hold because of the player’s financial demands, considered too high by the Brazilian club. It is a different story for Comuzzo: Fiorentina do not intend to sell him permanently, but are considering a loan to allow him to play regularly. According to the source, Torino and Sassuolo are the teams most interested in the 2005-born player.

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