Juventus secures Jonathan David, who eyes big wins in Turin. Inter's Lautaro and Thuram reconcile for pre-season, as Serie A clubs ready their engines for an exciting new season.
Daniele De Rossi reflects on his brief AS Roma coaching tenure, suggesting it was 'too early' but not ruling out a future return. He praises new coach Gasperini and discusses his next steps, prioritizing passion over league.
Former Juventus star Claudio Marchisio warns of an 'alarming' lack of Italian youth development in Serie A, urging rule changes to protect homegrown talent and prevent exploitation of foreign youngsters.
Former Juventus and Toronto FC star Federico Bernardeschi is set to return to Serie A, finalizing a two-year deal with Bologna. He will wear the No. 10 shirt, earning €1.8m annually, marking his return after three years in MLS.
Ismael Bennacer faces an uncertain future as AC Milan no longer plans for him, but his return to Olympique Marseille after a loan spell is stalled. Marseille is haggling over a new, lower price for the midfielder, despite coach De Zerbi's interest, leaving his next move unclear.
Inter Milan faces fresh turmoil. Defender Benjamin Pavard, out injured from the Club World Cup, controversially played paddleboard with AC Milan's Theo Hernandez. This, plus the Lautaro-Calhanoglu spat, points to growing internal strife for the Nerazzurri.
AC Milan defender Malick Thiaw is reportedly resisting a move to Como, with Newcastle United now emerging as a surprising suitor. This adds a new twist to the German international's transfer saga, as he's eager to convince Milan to keep him.
Galatasaray's pursuit of Inter goalkeeper Yann Sommer faces a major hurdle. His reported salary demands (7-8m per season) are deemed excessive, far beyond their €3m max offer. Inter's asking price also complicates the deal.
Udinese's Lorenzo Lucca faces an uncertain future as Napoli's interest hinges on Darwin Nunez and Victor Osimhen. Roma and Atalanta are also in the race, making his next move a hot topic in the transfer market.
Canadian star Jonathan David has officially joined Juventus on a five-year deal as a free agent. After passing his medical, the 25-year-old striker committed to the Bianconeri despite significant representative commissions for the 'free' transfer.
