Lecce striker Nikola Krstovic reportedly prefers an Italian move over joining Leeds United, recently dropping a strong hint via social media by wearing a Roma jersey. He's said to be awaiting a Serie A offer.
Inter Milan star Denzel Dumfries has a surprisingly low release clause, starting at €20m and increasing to €30m by July 15. Despite this potential bargain for the Dutch international, Inter remains calm, noting a lack of major approaches.
Paul Pogba, joining AS Monaco post-doping ban, reaffirmed his love for Juventus but noted limited club support. He praised Andrea Agnelli and Giorgio Chiellini for their solidarity during his challenging period, eager to revitalize his career.
Inter Milan is reportedly eyeing Palmeiras' Richard Rios as a potential midfield reinforcement, especially if Hakan Calhanoglu departs. They face stiff competition from top Premier League clubs for the Colombian, whose valuation is around €28-30m.
Midfielder Samuele Ricci has officially joined AC Milan from Torino for €25m, ending an anxious wait. Calling it an 'honour,' Ricci is ready to meet high expectations at the 'huge club' and repay their faith.
Atalanta's Europa League star Ademola Lookman, crowned African Player of the Year, is a top target. Arsenal and Atletico Madrid are reportedly battling for his signature after his stellar season, including a Europa League final hat-trick.
Udinese's Lorenzo Lucca is becoming a top transfer target for Napoli and Atalanta, serving as a key alternative if deals for Darwin Nunez or Mateo Retegui fall through. Udinese is reportedly seeking €30m for their prolific striker.
Como and AC Milan have an agreement for Malick Thiaw's €25m transfer, but the defender is yet to be convinced. Coach Cesc Fabregas is working to sway him, with Alvaro Morata also potentially part of a larger deal.
Real Madrid secured a hard-fought 1-0 victory over Juventus at the Hard Rock Stadium in Miami, advancing to the Club World Cup quarter-finals. Gonzalo Garcia's second-half header was the decider, while Kylian Mbappe made his return from illness.
Genoa's Patrick Vieira opens up on his challenging coaching journey across four countries, learning from past experiences, and boldly backs his former club Crystal Palace to upset Manchester City in the FA Cup final.
