Inter chase Nico Paz, Milan target Gatti, Duran on fire: transfer news 🤑 | OneFootball

The Premier League dominates the scene in the winter market, but after weeks of negotiations, the big Serie A teams are also starting to move decisively.

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Currently, the most active clubs are Fiorentina, Roma, and Lazio, but the market rumors don't stop with these teams: here are the most important news of today.

⚠️ Juve, from Germany they swoop in on the fullback

Juventus might be forced to redesign their market strategies in January due to the growing interest in Juan David Cabal. According to Gazzetta dello Sport, Wolfsburg has initiated a concrete inquiry for the former Verona defender.

Faced with a proposal deemed adequate, the Bianconeri club would not rule out an immediate sale. In that case, the management would intervene on the flank, where the name Fortini is considered the first option to strengthen the department.

💪 Allegri asks for another favorite from Milan

Despite the success achieved yesterday on the Como field, Allegri is asking for a targeted addition in defense. The Rossoneri coach, in fact, would like to reunite with a profile very dear to him: Federico Gatti, already coached during his time at Juventus, as reported by Gazzetta dello Sport.

Currently, there is no concrete negotiation, but the feeling is that in the coming days Milan might seriously consider making a move, should the right conditions arise to bring the defender to Milan.

🤑 Inter doesn't give up on Nico Paz: the plan

Inter is preparing for a summer as a protagonist and could allocate a significant extra budget to make a high-impact move. After the attempt for Lookman, the Nerazzurri management is ready to return to a high-profile economic operation, aiming for a substantial investment.

According to Corriere dello Sport, Oaktree has already set the line and the name at the top of the list is Nico Paz. Inter would be willing to go up to 50-60 million euros, also including a buyback clause in favor of Real Madrid, a solution that could sway the Blancos and open the negotiation concretely.

🔥 The "new" striker makes Napoli dream

According to today's edition of Il Mattino, Antonio Conte's Napoli is expanding its offensive market range and is not limited to just the name Youssef En-Nesyri. In case of Lorenzo Lucca's sale, the Azzurri club is ready to move decisively on another high-profile target.

The focus is on Jhon Durán, a Colombian striker currently at Fenerbahce, but owned by Al-Nassr. The player is highly appreciated by Giovanni Manna and Napoli would be willing to go all out to bring him to the Azzurri, considering him a priority target to strengthen the attack.

👀 Roma, Gasp looks at Bologna

After formalizing the arrivals of Robinio Vaz and Donyell Malen, Roma does not want to stop in the market. According to Il Messaggero, Gian Piero Gasperini is considering further strengthening the offensive department.

In the sights of the Giallorossi management is, in fact, Benjamin Dominguez. The player, currently with Bologna, has caught the attention of the Giallorossi, but is also being closely followed by Fiorentina, which is monitoring the situation attentively.

👋 Goodbye Lazo, Tavares close to Besiktas: the president speaks

While Lazio is searching for a starting right midfielder to make available to Sarri, the outgoing market remains under observation. Among the most monitored profiles is Nuno Tavares, ready for a move to Turkey.

The Besiktas president, Serdar Ali, spoke about the player in a press conference: “Regarding Nuno Tavares, there are no issues related to the player. Contacts with the owning club continue and a new meeting was held yesterday. The negotiation could be concluded today or in the coming days.”

🧱 Fiorentina, eyes on Germany for defense

Bologna had long followed Diogo Leite, but ultimately decided to close for Helland from Brann. Tuttosport reports that, in recent hours, Fiorentina has instead set its sights on the central defender from Union Berlin.

The expiring contract with the German club represents an opportunity not to be missed for the Viola, who could start negotiations soon to secure the player.

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