Bid for Leao 😳 Inter want Leoni, Juve eye new signing: today’s news🤑 | OneFootball

After Inter’s debut at the Club World Cup, tonight it will be Juventus’ turn to take the field. Meanwhile, the transfer market continues to move at a brisk pace (LIVE UPDATES HERE).

Let’s take a look at the most important news of the day.

Juve eyeing Osimhen and Ederson, Fernandes an option

According to La Gazzetta dello Sport, Igor Tudor has identified Victor Osimhen as the ideal profile to strengthen Juventus’ attack. The Nigerian, who returned to Napoli after his loan at Galatasaray, has a €75 million release clause valid only for foreign clubs, expiring in mid-July. Juve will try to make a move, also taking advantage of the Growth Decree, but competition remains fierce.

For the midfield, Ederson remains at the top of the Bianconeri management’s list. However, a young and interesting alternative is emerging: Mateus Fernandes, born in 2004, from Southampton, who have been relegated to the Championship.

Milan, Bayern after Leão: €80m ready!

Matteo Moretto reports that Bayern Munich continue to closely monitor Rafael Leão, though they have yet to make an official move. A concrete offer could arrive between late June and early July, with figures ranging from €75 to €85 million.

Arab clubs and other top European teams also remain alert regarding the Portuguese player. Meanwhile, both Allegri and Tare consider Leão fundamental for the new Rossoneri era, making his sale far from certain.

Inter ready to go all in for Leoni!

Corriere dello Sport reports that Inter have identified Leoni from Parma as a top priority, aware of growing interest from Milan and Juventus. The Nerazzurri, to avoid a bidding war, aim to leverage their good relations with the Emilian club and could close the deal immediately, leaving the player on loan for another year.

If Leoni were to arrive as early as this summer, Inter would be forced to trim their defense. Bisseck or Acerbi could be on their way out, while Mosquera, the Valencia center-back, also remains a current option.

Napoli still monitoring Bonny

As reported by Sky Sport, Inter and Parma have reached a general agreement for Ange-Yoan Bonny on the basis of €23-25 million. The final agreement now depends on the contractual terms with the French striker, born in 2003.

Napoli remain alert regarding the deal, but the Nerazzurri seem to have a clear advantage. A personal agreement with Bonny could be reached in the coming hours, bringing the deal closer to completion.

Roma, Shomurodov set to leave

According to Turkish journalist Yağız Sabuncuoğlu, Eldor Shomurodov has met with Başakşehir officials, a club interested in acquiring him. The Turks are assessing the feasibility of the deal for next season.

Roma would be willing to let him go if a satisfactory offer arrives. The meeting between the parties could mark the beginning of concrete negotiations for the Uzbek striker.

Lazio, Vecino renews: the details

Matías Vecino has reached an agreement to extend his contract with Lazio: according to Gianluca Di Marzio, the deal is for a one-year renewal at €2 million net plus bonuses, with an automatic option linked to appearances for the following season. The midfielder will therefore remain with the Biancocelesti for the 2024/25 season as well.

Strongly wanted by Sarri, Vecino is considered fundamental for balance and leadership. Since arriving in 2022, he has made 65 appearances and scored 7 goals, confirming himself as a reliable asset for Lazio’s midfield.

Fiorentina looking for reinforcements on the right

Tuttosport reports that Fiorentina are evaluating various right-backs: they like Marusic, Calabria, and Tchatchoua, but Dodo remains the priority. The Brazilian is considered central to the project, though if he leaves, at least €25 million will be needed.

In midfield, the Viola will not redeem Cataldi and are targeting Bennacer (high salary) and Asslani. By June 24, the future of Gudmundsson will also be discussed: Fiorentina hope for a discount on the €17 million fee or a renewal of the paid loan from Genoa.

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