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The transfer market is heating up and negotiations are intensifying: clubs are moving decisively to strengthen their squads ahead of the new season. ⚽️

Here are the most relevant news of the day featuring the top Serie A teams.

Juve-Molina: hot track, but a discount is needed

Juventus is pushing for Nahuel Molina, identified as Weah's heir for the right flank. According to La Gazzetta dello Sport, Atletico Madrid, after a market of over 100 million, needs to sell and considers the Argentine expendable, especially since they have already acquired Marc Pubill for his role. The Bianconeri are considering a loan or a significant discount from the 25-30 million requested.

Alternative options remain on the table, including Dodò (Fiorentina), Clauss (Nice), Palestra (Atalanta), and Lucas Vazquez, currently a free agent after his stint at Real Madrid. Negotiations are also active on the counterparty front, with the names of Nico Gonzalez and Dusan Vlahovic emerging in conversations. Talks continue, with Molina at the top of the list.

Milan, Jashari gets complicated: Tyler Adams emerges

Milan is struggling to reach an agreement with Bruges for Ardon Jashari. As Tuttosport writes, the Rossoneri's proposals do not satisfy the Belgian club, prolonging a negotiation that now resembles the typical summer transfer market soap operas. In light of the difficulties, management has begun exploring alternatives.

One of these is Tyler Adams, a 1999-born American from Bournemouth, under contract until 2028. A versatile player, he can play as a midfielder and is liked for his intensity. Milan considers him a possible low-cost reinforcement, while also keeping an eye on Javi Guerra and other under-25 profiles.

Inter, agreement with De Winter

Due to the stalemate in the Leoni negotiation, Inter has decisively turned to Koni De Winter. According to Het Nieuwsblad and TMW, the Nerazzurri have reached an agreement with the Belgian defender from Genoa, but negotiations remain with the Rossoblu club, which is asking for 25 million for the card.

Inter aims to reduce the amount by including technical counterparts or lightening the financial package with parallel exits. De Winter is considered an ideal reinforcement to complete the defensive package, but the negotiation is expected to continue for a few more days pending a final agreement.

Napoli, Miretti a concrete target

Fabio Miretti has entered Napoli's radar, with La Gazzetta dello Sport highlighting how Giovanni Manna is pushing to bring the 2003-born midfielder to the Azzurri. Raised at Juventus, Miretti is a player Manna knows well from his youth days and considers suitable for Conte's technical project.

In addition to his tactical and technical qualities, Miretti also has strategic value for UEFA and Serie A lists, being considered "under" and thus not occupying slots. The negotiation between Juventus and Napoli is well underway, and the operation could take off if the Bianconeri open to a permanent transfer or with a purchase option.

Roma, Trabzonspor interested in El Shaarawy

Stephan El Shaarawy has caught the attention of Trabzonspor. As reported by La Gazzetta dello Sport, the Turkish club has shown concrete interest in the Roma offensive winger, who is considered an ideal reinforcement for his quality and international experience.

There are no official offers yet, but the negotiation could develop in the coming days, especially if Roma decides to release the player to reduce the wage bill or unlock other incoming operations. El Shaarawy's future could soon speak Turkish.

Lazio, Cagliari interested in Cancellieri

Cagliari continues to closely follow Matteo Cancellieri from Lazio. As reported by Il Tempo, the offensive winger is considered one of the most interesting surplus players of the Biancocelesti club, both for his technical qualities and for his high long-term economic potential.

Born in 2002, Cancellieri could represent a strategic investment for the Rossoblu: young, with growth margins and a possible future capital gain. For Lazio, letting him go would mean monetizing and lightening the wage bill. Evaluations continue, and the dialogue between the clubs remains open.

Fiorentina, O'Riley and Martel for the midfield

Fiorentina continues to seek reinforcements in midfield and is evaluating various profiles. According to La Nazione, Simon Sohm remains an open track, with an evaluation of around 12 million, but Pradè and Goretti are also exploring international options like Eric Martel from Cologne and Matt O’Riley from Brighton.

O’Riley, born in 2000 with a Danish passport, has characteristics of a modern attacking midfielder but costs at least 25 million. Martel is more accessible, expiring in 2026 and estimated at around 10 million. Nicolussi Caviglia also remains in the background, who could leave Venice and be useful thanks to his status as an Italian player raised in youth teams.

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