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Serie A takes the field with no fewer than four matches on the schedule, while the final stages of the transfer window are delivering twist after twist.

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

Juventus, Brozovic idea and contacts for Sarr

Juventus are stepping up their search for a midfielder after missing out on Kessié, now heading toward Atalanta, and due to Khéphren Thuram’s fitness issues. According to Gianluca Di Marzio, at the top of the Bianconeri’s list is Tottenham’s Pape Sarr: the 2002-born midfielder is not considered a key player by Spurs, who would be open to a loan move. The Senegalese player would welcome the destination in order to get more playing time.

Among the alternatives is also Marcelo Brozovic. According to Calciomercato.com, Juventus are considering the possibility of signing the former Inter man, who is currently a free agent. Two different options, then, to complete Luciano Spalletti’s midfield after the Kessié deal definitively collapsed.

Milan, Fofana closer to Galatasaray

According to Fabrizio Romano, Galatasaray have asked for information on Fofana, and the player is open to the move despite interest from several Premier League clubs.

Turkish journalist Yağız Sabuncuoğlu says the negotiations are well underway: Fofana has already said “yes” to Galatasaray, who have offered Milan a loan with an option to buy. It is now up to the club to decide whether or not to accept the offer.

Inter, stop on Pavicevic: Atalanta move ahead

Inter have decided not to continue their pursuit of Vuk Pavicevic, the 2008-born midfielder currently at OFK Grbalj. The Nerazzurri had been monitoring the young talent, but have reportedly chosen to break off contact over a possible move.

According to Fabrizio Romano, Atalanta’s interest remains strong, and they have gained ground after Inter’s step back. La Dea are now in pole position in the race for Pavicevic.

Napoli, inquiry for Elliott: Lang blocks everything

Napoli’s incoming transfer business remains dependent on Noa Lang, whose sale now looks increasingly complicated. Without his permanent departure, no new signings are expected. According to Il Mattino, Manna has nevertheless made an inquiry for Harvey Elliott, the Liverpool midfielder coming off a loan spell at Aston Villa.

Other options remain in the background. Gabriel Jesus, despite an agreement reportedly reached at the end of July, is now further off the scene, while Marc Guiu has moved from Chelsea to Leipzig. Woltemade also remains an option, but Newcastle have no intention of lowering his value after investing £69 million to sign him.

Roma, Luiz Henrique emerges: contacts with Zenit

Roma continue working to complete their attack after the arrivals of Santiago Castro and Rodrigo Mora. In recent hours, a new profile has emerged for the flanks: Luiz Henrique, the 2001-born forward who previously played for Real Betis and Botafogo.

According to Gianluca Di Marzio, the Giallorossi have already met with Zenit, the club that owns the player’s rights, to ask for information about him. The deal is still at an early stage, but Luiz Henrique has now genuinely entered Roma’s radar.

Lazio, hunt for “Mister X” on the wing

Lazio are still looking for a young wide player to replace Cancellieri on the right flank, should he leave. The Zhegrova track is reportedly not fully convincing, while among the names being considered is also Sirius’ Bjerkebo, with only a few days left before the transfer window closes.

According to Il Messaggero, however, the real target may not have emerged yet. Lazio are said to be quietly tracking several profiles from abroad who are on the talent room list: the possible “Mister X” would therefore be a young player who has so far stayed well off the radar.

Fiorentina, Njie pushing for the move

Fiorentina are stepping up their move for Alieu Njie, who has reportedly already told Torino of his desire to leave and would prefer a move to the Viola over Crystal Palace. According to Tuttosport, the Tuscan club have offered €15 million, while the Granata are asking for €18-20 million: bonuses or a percentage on a future resale could help bridge the gap.

Njie has also reportedly reached an agreement in principle with Fiorentina on a five-year contract worth around €1 million net per season. Rolando Mandragora could also be included in the deal, having been offered to Torino, while new contacts between the clubs are expected in the coming hours. There is optimism in Florence about a possible breakthrough.

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