🔥 Hojlund to Inter, Inzaghi eyes move 👀 Frattesi to Roma 🤑
Just a few days before the start of the Club World Cup, the transfer market is taking center stage and giving us the first moves of a summer that promises to be very hot.
The coaching carousel has filled the post-championship days so far, but player negotiations are not lacking. Here are the most important market news of the day.
Juventus, attempt for Inzaghi
Simone Inzaghi's future remains a mystery. The Inter coach, whose contract expires in 2026, after the heavy defeat in the Champions League final, has fueled uncertainty with a "I don't know if I'll be in America" that leaves many doubts. Will he continue with Inter or will it be goodbye? Tomorrow, the former Lazio coach will meet with the Nerazzurri management to understand what the future will be, but the presence of Al-Hilal in the background is looming.
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The Saudi option is trying to convince Inzaghi, but it's not the only club to have made a move. Juventus made an inquiry a few weeks ago, however, at the moment, a possible transfer to the Bianconeri seems really unlikely. In addition to the Inter coach, the Old Lady has set her sights on Marco Silva and Bruno Genesio, but beware of Tudor: his goodbye after the Club World Cup is no longer so taken for granted.
Milan, Maignan is a priority for Allegri
The new Rossoneri chapter of Massimiliano Allegri has not yet begun in practice, but the coach from Livorno already has clear ideas about the future of his Milan. As reported by Corriere dello Sport, one of the priorities of the coach is the renewal of Mike Maignan, considered a key element in the locker room.
Already last December, the parties had found a general agreement for a new contract worth 5 million euros plus bonuses. However, the elimination from the Champions League and some performances below expectations have slowed down the negotiations. Now, however, the club is ready to reopen the dialogue.
Inter, Hojlund target for the attack
After defining the arrivals of Petar Sucic and Luis Henrique - today in Milan -, Inter is ready to close other market deals. According to what was reported by La Gazzetta dello Sport, in fact, the Nerazzurri management would have made a budget of around 40 million euros available to further strengthen the squad for the next season.
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In attack, a high-level alternative to Marcus Thuram and Lautaro Martinez is being sought, and among the monitored profiles, that of Rasmus Hojlund stands out: the former Atalanta player could leave Manchester United on loan. On the defensive front, should Yann Bisseck leave, the club is evaluating several options. In addition to Sam Beukema of Bologna, the Colombian Jhon Lucumí and Koni De Winter are also liked.
Napoli, agreement with Gutierrez
Not just De Bruyne, Jonathan David, and the renewal of Meret. Napoli, waiting for developments on the KDB operation, has focused on the left flank: the target is Miguel Gutiérrez, 24, a left-back from Girona.
As reported by Il Mattino, there would already be a general agreement between the player and Napoli, and the white smoke could arrive soon. Sports director Giovanni Manna is in fact intensifying contacts with the Spanish club to close the operation as soon as possible.
Roma, Frattesi back in yellow and red?
The brief argument between Inzaghi and Frattesi at the final whistle of PSG-Inter highlighted a fundamental aspect in view of the summer market: Frattesi is not a central element in Inter, the bench in the Champions League final demonstrated this, and the midfielder is no longer willing to accept it.
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The former Sassuolo player would have a starting position almost anywhere in Serie A, and the clubs ready to give him this guarantee are not lacking. According to what was reported by Calciomercato.it, Roma - already interested in January - would be seriously evaluating the possibility of returning to the assault on the Inter midfielder in view of the summer market session.
Lazio, Isaksen liked in Holland
After Baroni's goodbye and Sarri's return to the bench, Gustav Isaksen is back at the center of market rumors. Will the Dane stay to convince the former Juve coach or will it be goodbye? His future is still to be written, but the interest from Holland can already give us a hint.
According to what was reported by Il Messaggero, Feyenoord would be seriously intent on buying the Danish winger. However, the player's future will be decided by Maurizio Sarri, who will have the final say on any possible sale.
Fiorentina, Gila for the post Palladino
After the consensual resolution of Raffaele Palladino's contract, Fiorentina is looking for a new coach. According to what was reported by FirenzeViola.it, the name in pole position is that of Alberto Gilardino.
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The former Genoa coach would be at the top of the Viola management's wish list. In the last few hours, contacts with his entourage would have intensified, and economic aspects are already being discussed to find an agreement that can satisfy all parties.
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