Italy's Serie A 2025-26 season kicks off August 23, promising fierce competition. With Napoli as favorites after signing De Bruyne and clubs like Como and Fiorentina making big moves, the quest for the Scudetto looks wide open.
Atalanta's prolific striker Mateo Retegui is reportedly heading to Saudi Arabia to finalize a monumental £68.5 million transfer to Al-Qadsiah, with a lucrative £20 million per season wage package awaiting him. This significant move marks a huge payday for the Italian international.
Wrexham has agreed to a €2.5m deal for Empoli's Liberato Cacace, adding a 24-year-old New Zealand international left-back with 76 Serie A appearances. This signing significantly bolsters the Dragons for their Championship return.
AC Milan is firmly rejecting PSG's advances for star winger Rafael Leao, viewing the Portuguese international as pivotal for their future. New coach Massimiliano Allegri and director Igli Tare are committed to retaining him and securing a long-term deal.
AC Milan eyes Crystal Palace's Jean-Philippe Mateta for their attack, but his £30 million valuation may be too steep given the Rossoneri's tight budget after missing European qualification. Mateta seeks a bigger stage for his 2026 World Cup ambitions.
Barcelona are eyeing Marcus Rashford for their attack, but Man Utd icon Teddy Sheringham strongly advises against the move, claiming Rashford's recent conduct makes him undeserving. Financial hurdles also complicate Barcelona's pursuit.
Atletico Madrid's Rodrigo De Paul is reportedly heading to Inter Miami on a loan-to-buy deal, set to link up with former Barcelona stars like Lionel Messi. The move involves an initial loan with a potential €15m winter purchase.
Juventus and Barcelona are circling Marcus Rashford, whose Manchester United future is uncertain. The forward desires a new challenge and Champions League football, but his potential Old Trafford exit sparks debate.
Cristiana Girelli's two second-half goals propelled the Italy Women's national team to a thrilling 2-1 victory over Norway, securing their spot in the Euros semi-finals for the first time since 1997.
Juventus, nearing an agreement for Jadon Sancho, has reportedly launched an informal inquiry for Marcus Rashford. Both Man Utd stars are deemed surplus, but Rashford's higher cost presents a complex hurdle for the Bianconeri.
