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Not even a week has passed since the start of the World Cup, but the first big surprises are already coming in. Yesterday, Spain stumbled in its opener with a shocking goalless draw against Cape Verde, and Belgium too, facing Egypt later on, could only manage a draw. Tonight it will be France’s turn, one of the big favorites to win it all.
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And while the World Cup continues to deliver excitement, in Italy Serie A clubs are already making moves in the transfer market. So let’s take a look at today’s transfer news.
Khéphren Thuram continues to attract interest from English clubs. According to Matteo Moretto, Sunderland and Nottingham Forest have asked for information on the Juventus midfielder, who is coming off a positive season in black and white.

It remains to be seen what the Frenchman wants to do. Over the course of last season, Thuram made 45 appearances, scoring 4 goals and providing 5 assists.
Milan continue to look to the future and are closely monitoring Aurelien Guernier, a 2007-born winger from Birmingham City. According to Gianluca Di Marzio and Luca Bendoni, the Rossoneri have opened initial contacts to assess the feasibility of the deal, with the idea of placing the youngster on a development path between the First Team and Milan Futuro.

The competition, however, is fierce: Chelsea and Strasbourg are also tracking the English talent, ready to battle for one of the most exciting prospects of his generation.
Franco Mastantuono continues to be one of the most closely followed youngsters on the market. In recent weeks, his name had also been linked with Inter, helped by some contacts between the Nerazzurri directors and those at Real Madrid. However, according to The Athletic, the Spanish club is considering the possibility of sending the 2007-born player out on loan.

The Argentine talent’s priority, though, would be to stay where he is: his entourage has reportedly made that wish clear to all clubs that have asked about his future.
Napoli continue to work in the market in search of reinforcements for the back line. According to Il Mattino and reported by CalcioNapoli24, the Azzurri are closely following some young prospects involved in the 2026 World Cup. Among the names are South Korean Lee Han-beom of Midtjylland and Australian Lucas Herrington of the Colorado Rapids.

The Neapolitan management is assessing several profiles to strengthen the defense ahead of next season, and the indications that come from the tournament could prove decisive for future transfer strategies.
Manu Koné is one of the hottest names in Roma’s transfer market. According to the Corriere della Sera, after Atlético Madrid’s attempt, reportedly worth around €45 million including fixed fee and bonuses, Arsenal are the club that have made concrete moves for the French midfielder.

The Gunners have reportedly already reached a broad agreement with the player’s entourage and must now negotiate with the Giallorossi, who value Koné at at least €50 million. Roma could consider a sale before June 30, while still viewing him as a central part of Gasperini’s technical project.
Napoli continue to follow Mario Gila, but negotiations with Lazio remain complicated. According to Il Messaggero, one possible solution to land the Spanish defender could also be a swap deal. The profile that most convinces the Biancoceleste club is Sam Beukema, with a possible cash adjustment in Lazio’s favor.

Lotito continues to value Gila at between €25 million and €30 million, also considering the percentage of any future resale due to Real Madrid. In the background, there are also options involving Lorenzo Lucca and Rafa Marin, though those tracks currently seem less concrete.
Fiorentina continue to monitor several profiles to strengthen the midfield. According to Il Tirreno, in addition to Azzedine Ounahi, watched live by Fabio Paratici during Brazil vs Morocco, the Viola have also set their sights on Roma’s Neil El Aynaoui.

The 2001-born midfielder made 25 Serie A appearances and 9 Europa League appearances last season, drawing the attention of Fiorentina’s management. For now, however, the player has expressed a desire to stay in the capital.
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