Serie A transfer round-up: Man Utd enquire for Juve target, West Ham battle Lazio for striker | OneFootball

Check out today’s latest transfer updates from Serie A, including Manchester United’s interest in Juventus target Teun Koopmeiners and the battle for Panathinaikos’ Fotis Ioannidis.

Transfer market expert Matteo Moretto confirmed that the Red Devils had recently scouted Koopmeiners and his Atalanta teammate Giorgio Scalvini ahead of the summer, possibly competing with Juventus for the Dutch midfielder.

La Gazzetta dello Sport tried to explain why Lazio winger Felipe Anderson decided to snub Juventus in order to accept an offer from Palmeiras.

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The Biancocelesti aren’t interested in losing Mattia Zaccagni as well as Felipe Anderson, so have drawn up a new five-year contract for the Italian winger, who is happy to agree a new deal after a long wait.

Napoli reportedly met with the entourage of Lille striker Jonathan David last week to discuss the possible details of a deal in the summer. The Canadian is keen on the idea and things are expected to progress soon.

Juventus are willing to listen to offers for Federico Chiesa in the summer amidst interest from Liverpool and Chelsea, but they’d still like to extend the Italian winger’s contract.

Fabio Capello feels Juventus should sign Manchester United-owned winger Mason Greenwood and three more players to close the gap with Inter and be in the title race next season.

Aberdeen midfielder Connor Barron could be the next Scot to feature in Italian football as his agent has met both Cagliari and Sassuolo.

Lazio have identified Fotis Ioannidis as a strong candidate to replace Ciro Immobile, but now they’re facing competition from West Ham for the talented Panathinaikos striker.