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In this article, we look at the most important news stories of the day.

Juve, is Bremer expendable? The Champions League issue

Juventus are preparing for a delicate summer, with Champions League qualification still hanging in the balance and a financial plan to stick to. According to La Gazzetta dello Sport, to fund the technical overhaul wanted by Spalletti, the club could sacrifice Bremer, a key figure in defense and one of the most attractive profiles on the market.

The Brazilian center-back, coming off physical problems and with a book value of around 21 million, has a clause worth more than 50 million that can be activated by August. If Juventus fail to qualify for the Champions League, other names like Kalulu, Thuram, Conceição and Cambiaso would also be uncertain, but Bremer would guarantee the biggest fee to kickstart the rebuild.

Milan, Loftus-Cheek open to a renewal

Ruben Loftus-Cheek is looking to the future with Milan and is not ruling out staying. As reported by TMW, the English midfielder said contract renewal talks will take place at the end of the season, suggesting a shared desire to continue together.

“I think we’ll talk about it at the end of the year, I love Milan,” were his words, confirming his strong bond with the Rossoneri environment. An important signal ahead of the club’s next moves.

Inter, market boom: Oaktree green-lights major signings

Inter are preparing for a summer of major changes, with departures and the end of an era for several players. According to Tuttosport, the management will have to step in decisively to rebuild the squad, with direct support from owners Oaktree, who are ready to back significant transfer moves.

The fund has reportedly already given Marotta the go-ahead for one or two major signings, also thanks to possible sales that could bring in up to 100 million for the club. A clear strategy to relaunch Inter with top-level additions and begin a new competitive cycle.

Napoli, Neres-Cruzeiro: the denial arrives

Reports from Brazil suggest possible interest from Cruzeiro in David Neres, but the club’s response is clear. As reported by CalcioNapoli24, the Brazilian directors denied everything, clearly describing it as nothing more than baseless speculation.

“At the moment he is not one of our targets: it’s speculation,” was Cruzeiro’s official position. Neres, who is tied to Napoli until 2029, therefore remains out of any concrete negotiations, with his future — at least for now — still firmly in blue.

Roma, Reyes idea: a lead from Mexico

Roma are looking to the international market and have set their sights on Israel Reyes, the 2000-born defender from Club América. According to Mexican media and TUDN journalist Zaritzi Sosa, the Giallorossi are tracking the player, although there is no concrete negotiation at the moment. Benfica and Wolverhampton are also interested.

Reyes, valued at around 5 million, is a center-back who can also play at right-back and in defensive midfield, with good technical qualities and strong aerial ability. A key player for Aguirre’s Mexico, he could use the World Cup as a showcase. Club América, however, are tough negotiators, and Puebla hold a percentage of any future resale.

Lazio, Maldini central but future still uncertain

Lazio are preparing for the match against Parma with Daniel Maldini once again at the center, after his recent performances in the role of an unconventional center-forward. As reported by the Corriere dello Sport, Sarri is still looking for a more clearly defined attacking reference point, somewhere between a false 9 and a traditional striker, a sign that the department has not yet found a true identity.

Maldini will have two months to convince the club: his buyout, set at 14 million, will also depend on European qualification. In the meantime, the numbers are on his side, with 7 chances created, but he will need to be more clinical in front of goal to earn confirmation.

Fiorentina, Dragusin back in fashion! Contract renewals issue

Fiorentina are once again considering Radu Dragusin’s profile ahead of the summer, with the management ready to strengthen the defense. According to TMW, the center-back remains a hot name for the Viola in the transfer market, having already been monitored in the past.

At the same time, the club is working on renewals: Dodò is a priority, with talks ongoing, while with Fortini the aim is to tie down the talent and build for the future. The strategy is clear: strengthen the core and add quality.

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