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The Serie A market is heating up, especially for the top teams: here are the most important updates.
Juve-Conceicao, clash over the price
Juventus has made an offer of 22 million euros for Francisco Conceicao, but Porto has refused, standing firm on the 30 million release clause valid until July 15. According to Nicolò Schira, the Bianconeri are hoping for a discount, but the negotiation is currently uphill.
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Conceicao is a concrete target for Juve, but the club is not willing to pay the entire clause. Porto, on the other hand, does not seem willing to compromise, complicating Giuntoli's incoming maneuvers.
Milan, hunting for a left-back
Milan is urgently looking for a new left-back, with names like Zinchenko, Archie Brown, Jakobs, and Cardona in the sights. La Gazzetta dello Sport highlights how the void on the left is evident, given the lack of experience of the profiles currently in the squad.
Zinchenko would be the most experienced but expensive profile, while Brown and Jakobs are cheaper alternatives. The Rossoneri club wants to close soon: a new Theo for the left lane is needed.
Inter-Sommer, green light for Galatasaray
Yann Sommer could leave Inter after two seasons: Galatasaray has received his green light. According to HaberTurk, the Swiss goalkeeper has asked for a salary of 5 million and now the Turkish club is negotiating with Inter.
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The Galatasaray management is in Italy for other operations but will take advantage of the moment to meet the Nerazzurri. Sommer's farewell is approaching, and Inter will have to find a new goalkeeper.
Napoli, Rao coup: goes on loan to Bari
Emanuele Rao, born in 2006, has signed with Napoli but will play on loan at Bari for the 2024-25 season. The operation, as reported by Fabrizio Romano, aims to grow the young player in Serie B consistently.
Rao is a talented offensive winger, coming from SPAL and already in the national youth teams. Last year he scored 5 goals and now he will seek confirmation in Puglia.
Roma, Shomurodov says goodbye and goes to Basaksehir
Eldor Shomurodov officially leaves Roma and flies to Basaksehir in Turkey. The transfer was defined with the formula of a 3 million loan with an obligation to redeem at 2.7 million and a 10% clause on future resale, as reported by Fabrizio Romano.
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After a less than brilliant experience in Serie A, the Uzbek is looking to relaunch in the Turkish championship. Roma cashes in and frees up space in the squad.
Lazio, confirmation on the Floriani Mussolini redemption
Lazio has officially redeemed Floriani Mussolini, despite the temporary block imposed by Covisoc for the liquidity index. Juve Stabia's DS, Matteo Lovisa confirmed this in a press conference.
"We had the redemption by the 22nd and then their counter-redemption, but the League accepted Lazio's counter-redemption despite the block imposed by Covisoc for exceeding the liquidity index."
Fiorentina, Esposito waits but Beltran blocks everything
Fiorentina is interested in Sebastiano Esposito, but his arrival depends on the sale of Lucas Beltran. As La Nazione writes, there are currently no offers for the Argentine and the Viola market is at a standstill.
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Meanwhile, Cagliari has also entered the race for Esposito, ready to take advantage of the situation. Pradè and Goretti are waiting for developments to unlock the operation.
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