Serie A transfer round-up: Zaniolo wants Italy return, Man Utd ready Bremer offer | OneFootball

Check out today’s latest news, updates and rumours from the Serie A transfer market, including the Serie A clubs interested in bringing back Nicolo Zaniolo and Manchester United’s interest in Gleison Bremer.

Reports claim that Zaniolo is looking to move back to Italy in the summer, with Aston Villa unlikely to make his transfer from Galatasaray permanent. Fiorentina, Milan and Juventus are all closely following the forward’s situation.

All three are only interested in loan deals, however, but that is the formula that took Zaniolo from Turkey to England last summer.

Juventus expect Manchester United to make an offer for defender Bremer in the summer, open to selling the Brazilian for around €60m, Gazzetta dello Sport details. The player is happy in Turin but is keen to play in the Premier League in his career.

There are still doubts surrounding Jorginho’s future at Arsenal; he has less than six months left on his current deal in North London and the club have an option to extend by one year.

Football Italia transfer pundit Matteo Moretto reports that the Gunners and the midfielder will sit down together at the end of the season to make a decision regarding his future.

Gazzetta dello Sport detailed how five Premier League clubs and Juventus are all interested in picking up Atalanta midfielder Ederson in the summer transfer window.

Manchester United, Liverpool, Arsenal, Tottenham and Newcastle could compete with the Old Lady for the 24-year-old, who has netted five goals across 23 Serie A games this term.

Juventus owned talent Matias Soulé, who is shining on loan at Frosinone this season, would prefer to stay in Europe and compete for big trophies amidst interest from Premier League clubs, Football Italia transfer pundit Matteo Moretto details.

The Argentine winger, who has scored 10 goals in 23 league games this campaign, has been linked with moves to Tottenham, Newcastle and Crystal Palace in recent weeks.

NapoliGazzetta dello Sport underlines, keeping tabs on Bologna’s Joshua Zirkzee, Lille’s Jonathan David, Bayer Leverkusen’s Victor Boniface and Feyenoord’s Santiago Gimenez.