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The weekend continues with friendlies and transfer talks, with teams stepping up the pressure more and more as the start of the league season approaches.
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As usual, below are the biggest stories of the day involving the top clubs in our league.
Juventus, if Zirkzee falls through they will look at Chelsea
After signing Kolo Muani, Juventus will go for another striker, with Joshua Zirkzee as their priority. However, if the Manchester United Dutchman does not come through, their attention will turn to Chelsea, where the London club has plenty of surplus players.
According to La Gazzetta dello Sport, the Bianconeri could move for Nicolas Jackson, Emanuel Emegha, or Liam Delap.
Milan, Fener’s offer for Leao is unconvincing
Milan are not impressed by Fenerbahce’s proposal for Rafa Leao. The Turkish club has submitted an offer for a loan with an option to buy set at €40 million.
As reported by Matteo Moretto, the Rossoneri will only accept a permanent deal or a loan with an obligation to buy, and in this situation Galatasaray remain on standby.
Inter, Pavard turns down three offers
Benjamin Pavard could surprisingly end up being the extra defender in Chivu’s back line.
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As reported by calciomercato.com and echoed in France, the former OM defender has rejected proposals from Benfica, Galatasaray, and even Como in order to fight for his place during pre-season training with the Nerazzurri. Inter are asking for between €10 million and €15 million to let him go.
Napoli, Gatti closer: there are updates
The sale of Miguel Gutierrez to Bayer Leverkusen could bring Federico Gatti closer to Napoli, who would then have the cash needed to move for the centre-back who is one of Max Allegri’s most trusted players.
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According to Matteo Moretto, the new development is that Juventus have opened the door to a sale.
Roma, Torino’s asking price for Cacciamani
Roma are interested in Alessio Cacciamani, a young Torino prospect who impressed last season in Serie B with Juve Stabia.
However, as reported by Corriere della Sera, it will not be easy: Torino are asking for at least €15 million to let one of Abate’s most trusted players leave.
Lazio, Brescianini is Gattuso’s favorite
Lazio are looking for an attacking midfielder and, after several foreign targets fell through, two options from Italy have emerged.
The first is Fabbian, while the second is Brescianini: according to Il Messaggero, the Biancocelesti coach particularly wants the former Atalanta player.
Fiorentina, Como keep pushing for Kean
Como continue to push for Moise Kean. The Lariani want the Fiorentina striker, who according to Matteo Moretto has very clear ideas on the matter.
As the journalist reports, Fiorentina do not consider Kean untouchable, but they will not let him go cheaply: the right offer will therefore be needed to prise him away.
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