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·28 Juli 2026
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The future of the national team has been decided: Roberto Mancini returns to the Azzurri bench as the new head coach, while Claudio Ranieri will take on the role of technical director for the first time. The official presentation is scheduled for tomorrow.
But it’s not just the national team: the transfer market is also continuing to deliver major developments. Here are the most relevant stories of the day, gathered in this article.
Fabrizio Romano points out that Juventus are pushing for Zion Suzuki and have already submitted an initial offer to Parma, though it was deemed insufficient by the Emilian club. The Bianconeri are counting on the Japanese goalkeeper’s desire to secure regular playing time, but they have to deal with competition from PSG.
The French side are considering signing Suzuki, with the idea of then sending him out on loan if Lucas Chevalier remains in the squad. If the move falls through, Juventus are ready to turn to Guglielmo Vicario, considered the main alternative for the goalkeeping spot. Source: Fabrizio Romano.
Milan’s day on the transfer market has been shaped by several storylines. According to Matteo Moretto, Matias Soulé has been offered to the Rossoneri, with Roma willing to listen to offers for the Argentine. At the moment there are no negotiations, but the player’s profile appeals to the club.
Meanwhile, Leão’s future is heating up: Fenerbahçe have arrived in Milan to negotiate directly with Milan and the Portuguese forward’s agents, but the Rossoneri are holding firm in their position. Yagiz Sabuncuoglu specifies that the club will only accept a permanent transfer and values the player at no less than €50 million, rejecting any proposal based on loans or deal structures with an option to buy. Talks will continue in the coming days.
Petar Sucic continues to attract interest from the Premier League, with Newcastle and Leeds — reports Il Corriere dello Sport — having made initial enquiries and even considering a valuation between €35 million and €40 million. Inter, however, have not opened the door to selling the Croatian midfielder.
There is great confidence within the Nerazzurri in the development of the 2003-born midfielder, who is also considered a key part of the future of the midfield by Cristian Chivu. Inter would only consider a departure in the face of an offer deemed truly too good to refuse.
Napoli continue to work on strengthening their defense and are evaluating two profiles. Tiago Gabriel remains among the targets, but Lecce are asking for €30 million, a figure Aurelio De Laurentiis considers too high and which he currently has no intention of matching.
Tuttosport adds another name: the alternative leads to Chelsea’s Benoît Badiashile. After the Blues said no to a loan with an option to buy, the Azzurri are said to be preparing an €18 million offer for the French center-back, who would like more playing time and would view a move to Napoli favorably.
As reported by VoceGiallorossa.it, El Aynaoui has ended up on Aston Villa’s radar after his strong performances for Roma and at the Club World Cup. The English club, coached by Unai Emery, consider him one of the profiles to replace Youri Tielemans, who has been sold to Manchester United.
Roma are ready to listen to any offers for the Moroccan midfielder, who is also liked by other European clubs. In the coming weeks the situation could evolve, with Aston Villa among the sides most interested.
Lazio continue to assess reinforcements for the attack. Il Corriere dello Sport reports that, in addition to Giménez, the name of Niclas Füllkrug is gaining traction, with the West Ham striker open to a return to Italy. The idea would be a loan on favorable financial terms.
The track leading to Giménez is more complicated, however. The striker is no longer in Milan’s plans, but his recent ankle problems and the structure of the deal are the main obstacles: the Biancocelesti are only considering a free loan with no obligation to buy.
Jadon Sancho is a concrete idea for Fiorentina. According to TuttomercatoWeb, the Viola are preparing a three-year contract to convince the English winger, currently a free agent, to accept a move to Florence.
The deal remains open, but Fiorentina will have to beat competition from Borussia Dortmund, who have already submitted an offer to bring Sancho back to Germany. The former Manchester United man is expected to make a decision in the coming hours.
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