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The Serie A championship is nearing its end, and many Serie A teams, especially those that have long since stopped fighting for any objectives, are already trying to build their squads for next year.

Let’s take a look at the most relevant news of the day for the big Italian clubs.

Juventus, De Bruyne Heist?

According to Corriere dello Sport, in recent days the Juventus management has tried to start negotiations with Kevin De Bruyne, the Manchester City star who has left the English club after ten seasons.

The Belgian midfielder is also being strongly pursued by Napoli and Liverpool, but the Bianconeri have still contacted him to see if there is any room to get involved.

Milan, Tare Targets Gila

It now seems clear that Igli Tare will be the new sporting director of Milan. The official announcement is close, so the Albanian executive is already at work to strengthen the Rossoneri squad.

According to La Gazzetta dello Sport, the target to reinforce the defense is Mario Gila. It was Tare himself who brought the Spanish player to Lazio, and he would like to rely on him again should either Fikayo Tomori or Malick Thiaw leave.

Inter, Hojlund Idea

As reported by Fabrizio Romano, Inter’s management has set their sights on Rasmus Hojlund, the former Atalanta Danish striker who has disappointed expectations at Manchester United with only 26 goals in 100 matches.

The 2003-born forward is also being watched by Napoli and Juventus, who could take advantage of the fact that United is forced to raise funds since they won’t be playing in European competitions next year. At Inter, he would replace the departing Joaquin Correa and Marko Arnautovic.

Napoli, Acceleration for KDB

According to Corriere dello Sport, Kevin De Bruyne has already found a home in Naples, while waiting to reach an agreement with the club chaired by Aurelio De Laurentiis, who has already made him an offer.

In principle, the Belgian should sign a two-year contract with an option for a third year, with a salary close to what was offered to Victor Osimhen, which is understandable since the former City player would arrive on a free transfer.

Roma, Transfer Moves Getting Closer

As reported by La Gazzetta dello Sport, qualifying for the Champions League would allow Roma to keep top players like Evan Ndicka and invest more money in the transfer market.

The targets remain Lorenzo Lucca for the attack and Davide Frattesi for the midfield. The alternative to the former is Emanuel Emegha from Strasbourg. The latter, already close in January, is now the priority for the midfield.

Lazio, Premier League Eyes on Castellanos

Next summer, Lazio will have to fend off attacks from numerous European clubs for Valentin Taty Castellanos, the starting striker for the Biancocelesti.

According to TMW, the Premier League is the league most interested in the Argentine. There are reportedly four clubs interested: Wolverhampton, West Ham, Newcastle, and Crystal Palace, fresh off their FA Cup victory.

Fiorentina, the De Gea Situation

According to Corriere dello Sport, one of Fiorentina’s priorities for the summer transfer window is to confirm David De Gea in goal, who has proven to be more than reliable this season.

La Viola does not want to simply exercise the renewal option until 2026 with a salary increase to 2.4 million euros per season, but rather to reach an agreement for a new two-year contract.

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