Hojlund chills Inter 🥶, Leao tempted, €100m Juve bid: transfer news 🤑 | OneFootball

The headline of the day is without a doubt the dismissal of Luciano Spalletti as Head Coach of the Italian National Team (here is our dedicated live coverage).

While waiting to understand the developments on the Azzurri bench, let's take a look at the most important club news of the day.

Juve, a 100 million treasure chest

Juventus aims to sell in order to buy: on the market are Vlahovic, Nico Gonzalez, and Douglas Luiz, with the goal of raising between 90 and 100 million. According to La Gazzetta dello Sport, the most imminent sale could be that of Vlahovic, courted by Fenerbahçe, who could offer 30 million and a huge salary.

Nico Gonzalez could leave for around 26-27 million, with Galatasaray, Brentford, and West Ham interested. Douglas Luiz is also on the market after an underwhelming season: bought for 50 million, he could return to the Premier League, with Fulham, Newcastle, and Nottingham among the interested clubs.

Milan, Bayern offers 7 million per year to Leao

Bayern Munich continues to press for Rafael Leão, as reported by La Gazzetta dello Sport. The Germans have reportedly offered the Portuguese player 7 million per season to convince him to move to Munich.

Milan, however, does not want to part with their number 10 after the possible departures of Reijnders, Maignan, and Theo. Allegri, in fact, has great faith in Leão's still untapped talent and is pushing to keep him.

Hojlund chills Inter

Inter has set its sights on Rasmus Hojlund, as well as Bonny, but the Dane does not seem willing to leave Manchester United this summer.

These are his words to TV 2 Sport: “I have a contract until 2030, so I expect to play for Manchester United. I’m looking forward to going on vacation, then I’ll fully dedicate myself to the ongoing project. I know that reading the news doesn’t get me anywhere. I know the facts: I have a contract and I expect to play there. I’ll rest and then I hope for a good pre-season.”

Napoli, Beukema gives the OK! Ndoye...

Napoli is closing in on Sam Beukema: the defender has already said yes to Antonio Conte, as reported by Matteo Moretto. Now it's up to the Azzurri club to reach an agreement with Bologna, who would like to keep him but are aware of the player's wishes.

All eyes are also on Dan Ndoye. The Swiss winger, who starred with 9 goals and 6 assists, admitted to RSI the interest from Napoli: “When a title-chasing team with a coach like Conte comes calling, it’s always nice. But right now, I’m only thinking about the National Team.” Napoli is watching and preparing a double swoop from Bologna.

Roma, the Arabs eye Angelino

The Arab market does not stop, and Simone Inzaghi’s Al-Hilal is aiming high. As reported by Sportitalia, the Saudi club has set its sights on Theo Hernandez, Milan’s full-back and a starter for France. However, the player does not seem willing to leave Europe. For this reason, Al-Hilal is considering alternatives, and a concrete option is Angelino, coming off an excellent second half of the season with Roma.

The Spaniard, for his quality and experience, represents a more accessible and immediately ready option.

Lazio, Baroni calls a Biancoceleste

Torino is raising the bar and relying on Marco Baroni to relaunch after a disappointing season. As reported by Tuttosport, the new coach will propose a more offensive 4-2-3-1, and sporting director Davide Vagnati is already active in the market.

The first name on the list is Tijjani Noslin, already coached by Baroni at Verona and Lazio: he could arrive on loan with an option to buy.

Fiorentina, Terracciano says goodbye

David De Gea will remain Fiorentina’s number one: the Spanish goalkeeper has renewed until 2028, as announced at the end of May. A strong signal from the Viola club, who decided to secure him after an excellent season with 42 appearances and 11 clean sheets.

The new contract includes a nearly tripled salary, from 1.2 to 3 million net. De Gea turned down offers, including one from Monaco, choosing to remain a protagonist in Florence. Meanwhile, Terracciano’s future remains uncertain: Italiano’s Bologna is monitoring the situation, ready to take advantage if the goalkeeper market opens up.

This article was translated into English by Artificial Intelligence. You can read the original version in 🇮🇹 here.

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