Italian football's fullbacks have evolved from defensive stalwarts to attacking powerhouses, reshaping Serie A's tactical landscape. This shift is not only generating more goals and assists but also opening up fresh opportunities for keen sports bettors.
Newly-promoted Sunderland has reportedly secured an agreement with Bayer Leverkusen's Granit Xhaka, a move set to surprise Italian giants Inter and Milan who were also eyeing the Swiss midfielder.
Tottenham's firm €50m valuation for Destiny Udogie reportedly deterred AC Milan, who subsequently secured a €19m deal for Brighton's Pervis Estupinan instead, as Udogie stays put.
Juventus is actively seeking a new right-back. Porto has presented a player-plus-cash offer for João Mário, involving Alberto Costa. Meanwhile, the Bianconeri are also in discussions with Atletico Madrid regarding Nahuel Molina.
Máximo Perrone calls his permanent €13m move to Como from Manchester City the 'best decision' for his career. He highlights strong team bonds and growth potential, focusing on club success over individual goals.
Juventus is exploring new striking options, including Man Utd's Rasmus Hojlund and Liverpool's Darwin Nunez, as negotiations for Randal Kolo Muani stall. Hojlund appears more attainable amidst Premier League interest.
Italy's prolific striker Mateo Retegui has officially completed his €65 million transfer from Atalanta to Saudi Pro League side Al Qadsiah, expressing immense gratitude to the Bergamo club and its supporters.
Juventus midfielder Douglas Luiz is reportedly attracting significant Premier League interest. His agent, Kia Joorabchian, is set to meet with interested clubs this week, while Luiz has paused talks with Fulham and Leeds.
Napoli is actively seeking another top winger for Antonio Conte’s squad, with primary target Dan Ndoye proving difficult. Now, high-profile alternatives like Manchester City's Jack Grealish and Liverpool's Federico Chiesa are on their radar.
European giants AC Milan, Inter, and Juventus are deep in complex transfer negotiations for top talents like Pervis Estupiñán, Ademola Lookman, and multiple elite strikers, signaling a pivotal summer for Italian football clubs.
