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With the 33rd round of Serie A wrapped up by the draw at the Via del Mare in the relegation clash between Lecce and Fiorentina, the curtain rises tonight on the second legs of the Coppa Italia semi-finals.

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There is action on the pitch, but also plenty of transfer news today, with the summer window drawing ever closer. Let’s take a look at the most relevant stories of the day.

Juventus, Koopmeiners heading toward the exit

Teun Koopmeiners’ spell at Juventus may already be nearing its end. The former Atalanta man has failed to establish himself as expected, not even under Luciano Spalletti.

According to Tuttosport, the Bianconeri would be ready to sacrifice him next summer to fund new signings. Two major suitors are already moving for the Dutch midfielder: Manchester United, ready to bet on reviving him, and the very wealthy Galatasaray, increasingly ambitious in the market. According to Alfredo Pedullà, the transfer could go through for around €30/33 million.

Milan, Rabiot says "No" to Saudi Arabia

As reported by Daniele Longo of calciomercato.com, the Saudi Pro League offered Rabiot’s agents a three-year deal worth €9.2 million per season: triple what he currently earns.

However, the player has reportedly already rejected the offer: his priority is to stay alongside Massimiliano Allegri and play in the Champions League with Milan.

Inter, Laurienté and Alajbegovic on the radar

Inter are working on a tactical evolution for next season. While keeping the three-man defense as a base, coach Cristian Chivu wants to add more attacking quality and players capable of beating their man.

For this reason, the Nerazzurri are tracking two profiles: Kerim Alajbegovic, a talent from Bayer Leverkusen, and Armand Laurienté, who has starred for Sassuolo. The Frenchman would be the more immediate and less expensive solution, while Alajbegovic is seen as an investment for the future.

Napoli, 5 names to replace Conte

The future of Antonio Conte remains one of the hottest topics at Napoli. Much will depend on his face-to-face meeting with Aurelio De Laurentiis, but possible names for a potential successor are already beginning to circulate.

According to the Corriere dello Sport, Roberto Mancini, currently at Al Sadd, is among the candidates. The former Italy coach himself left every scenario open: “Anything can happen in football.” Also on the list are Maurizio Sarri, Vincenzo Italiano, and Fabio Grosso.

Roma, Dybala and Wesley return to team training

Good news for Roma ahead of the crucial clash against Bologna. As reported by Gianluca Di Marzio, Paulo Dybala and Wesley trained fully with the group, a very positive sign for their return.

Manuel Kone, Devyne Rensch, Lorenzo Pellegrini, and Artem Dovbyk are still training separately. Dybala’s recovery, however, could shift the balance in the final stretch of the season.

Lazio, Sarri’s possible choices for Atalanta

Lazio travel to Bergamo for the Coppa Italia semi-final second leg against Atalanta after the 2-2 draw in the first leg. For Maurizio Sarri, it is a match that could change the meaning of the entire season.

In defense, Mario Gila and Alessio Romagnoli are confirmed, with Nuno Tavares on the left. Up front, there is still doubt over the center-forward role: if Daniel Maldini does not recover in time, there will be room for Tijjani Noslin or Boulaye Dia.

Fiorentina, Grosso in pole position for the bench

The future of the Fiorentina bench remains open. According to Gianluca Di Marzio, the most credible name at the moment is Fabio Grosso, who has done excellent work with Sassuolo.

His relationship with Fabio Paratici, Fiorentina’s new transfer chief, is an important factor. The tracks leading to Enzo Maresca and Jose Mourinho are more complicated, while the possibility of Paolo Vanoli staying also remains alive.

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