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Summer is getting hotter and hotter, just like the soccer transfer market negotiations that are starting to heat up.

Below, as usual, are the most important updates for each big team.

Juventus, no new loan for Kolo Muani: PSG only opens up to a permanent transfer

Paris Saint-Germain would not be willing to grant a new loan to Juventus for Randal Kolo Muani. According to TuttoMercatoWeb, the French club would only accept a permanent transfer or a loan with an obligation to buy by June 2026.

What would strengthen PSG's position is Chelsea's concrete interest, ready to make an offer for the 1998-born striker. The Londoners could make a move in the coming days with a formal proposal.

Milan, Sassuolo targets Adli, Pobega, and Colombo: waiting for a concrete move

Sassuolo has set its sights on three players leaving Milan: Yacine Adli, Tommaso Pobega, and Lorenzo Colombo. The neroverdi, back in Serie A, are looking for reinforcements and are evaluating a possible collaboration with the rossoneri in the transfer market. As reported by Matteo Moretto on YouTube in Italian by Fabrizio Romano, this is currently just an initial interest.

Adli is out of the project and will train with Milan Futuro; Pobega is also of interest to Genoa and Cremonese; Colombo is being followed by Sassuolo, Torino, and Genoa. Milan is waiting for official proposals.

Inter, evaluating ter Stegen? The truth

Marc-André ter Stegen could leave Barcelona, and Inter is watching with interest. As reported by the newspaper Sport, the German goalkeeper is annoyed by the arrival of Joan Garcia and some rumors circulating in the press that he considers damaging to his image. Inter has started making initial inquiries, taking advantage of Galatasaray's interest in Sommer, who could leave Milan during the transfer market.

However, Fabrizio Romano has denied any contact between the parties, and therefore the German will not be Inter's new goalkeeper, unless there are changes.

Napoli, attempt to patch things up with Osimhen: the possibility of him staying emerges

Victor Osimhen's situation remains uncertain: after a loan to Galatasaray, the Nigerian has not yet found a new European team, his priority. Napoli is asking for a €75 million clause, and Osimhen is demanding at least €12 million in salary, making the negotiation difficult.

According to Il Mattino, the blue club is trying to patch things up with the striker, opening up to the possibility of him staying, which was previously excluded. The difficulty in finding alternatives like Lucca and Nunez is pushing towards this hypothesis, which would not displease Antonio Conte.

Roma, Flamengo sets the price for Ortiz

Roma is on the trail of Leo Ortiz for the defense, and Flamengo has set the price for the defender in the sights of the giallorossi.

As reported by Ge.Globo, the Brazilian rossoneri want €30 million to let the defender leave for the capital.

Lazio, the goal is in the balance: Mandas in Wolverhampton's sights, dream of Chevalier

The future of the goalkeeper role at Lazio remains uncertain, with Provedel and Mandas competing for the starting spot. The arrival of Sarri has clarified the hierarchies, but the transfer market could upset the situation, given Wolverhampton's interest in Mandas.

If an important offer were to arrive, Lazio could sell Mandas, focusing on Furlanetto and Renzetti while waiting for a reinforcement. Among the names on the biancoceleste notebook, Lucas Chevalier, a 23-year-old from Lille, stands out, closely followed by Sarri and the club. This is reported by Il Messaggero.

Fiorentina, inquiry for Deossa: eyes on the Monterrey midfielder

Fiorentina is following with interest Nelson Deossa, a Colombian midfielder born in 1999 from Monterrey, as reported by the Argentine newspaper Olé. At the moment, it's just an initial inquiry, while other teams have taken more concrete steps.

In particular, Sporting Lisbon is in pole position, while in Brazil, Flamengo is aiming to replace Gerson, who moved to Zenit for €25 million. The Brazilian club already has the necessary funds to try to buy Deossa, whose release clause is €20 million.

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