Juve farewell to Weah 👋🏻 Inter’s plan B, Simeone stays: transfer news 🤑

As the soap opera of Lookman and Son continues, and the latter announces his departure from Tottenham, the market continues to buzz. The headquarters of the top teams are working non-stop to create the most competitive squad possible.

Let's take a look at the main transfer news of the day related to the top Italian teams.

Juventus, Weah on his way out

Juventus is about to part ways with Timothy Weah, according to Matteo Moretto.

The American winger had found an agreement with Marseille in recent days: it now seems that the two clubs are close to an agreement for a fee of around 13 million euros. Read the full article. 

Milan, the point on Doué and Musah

There are some clarifications on some points related to Milan's transfer market: in this case, the source is also Matteo Moretto, who intervened on Fabrizio Romano's YouTube channel.

On the one hand, there is confirmation of interest in Doué, a player who, however, is economically unaffordable for Milan, given the request for 30 million made by Strasbourg. Denials also arrive on outgoing operations, as according to Moretto, the negotiation with Nottingham Forest for Yunus Musah is not currently on the table, given that the English have other priorities in midfield.

Inter, plan B is triggered

With the negotiation for Lookman still stalled and apparently close to a definitive stop, Inter could evaluate some alternatives to the Atalanta striker.

According to Tuttosport, the Nerazzurri would have several names in mind, and Christopher Nkunku's would not be the priority, as had been discussed in recent hours.

The suspect could thus be Lois Openda of Leipzig, a player already replaced by the German club with the signing of Johan Bakayoko and with a strong interest in joining a team that can allow him to play in the Champions League.

Napoli, Simeone wants to stay...

The future of Giovanni Simeone is also being decided in these days, who is leaving Napoli after the arrival of Lorenzo Lucca.

For Cholito, Nottingham Forest had also moved, but the Argentine would have rejected them as, for personal and family reasons, he would be willing to stay in Italy. There are therefore two main contenders for him, namely Torino and Pisa.

Roma, a striker says goodbye

Ola Solbakken's adventure at Roma is definitively over: the Norwegian striker, formerly of Bodo, would be close to joining the Danish side Nordsjaelland.

The Norwegian had arrived in the capital in January 2023, but failed to convince and failed to revive his Italian experience even in the previous year on loan at Empoli.

Lazio, the midfield is shielded

End of a nightmare at Lazio: with the start of the new month, the exit clauses of two important midfielders in the Biancoceleste squad have expired.

Both Rovella and Guendouzi had a clause set at 50 million, activatable only in the summer market and only until the end of July. Guendouzi had admirers in the Premier League, while there was interest from Inter for Rovella.

Fiorentina, Mandragora's question mark

If at the beginning of the summer the contract renewal of Rolando Mandragora seemed a formality, also considering Pioli's intention to keep him as a fundamental pivot of his Fiorentina, now things seem to have changed.

According to La Nazione, the stalemate between the club and the player on the extension of the current agreement could end with the sale of the midfielder, valued by La Viola between 8 and 10 million. Read the full article.

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