🧨Juve-Sancho wages, Inter sale, Boniface-Milan: transfer news🤑 | OneFootball

On the day of Lamine Yamal's 18th birthday, the transfer news doesn't stop. For example, the approach between Ferguson and Roma or the "rejection" of Adli at Milan.

Let's look at the most important news from yesterday about the major Italian teams.

💰 Juve, agreement on Sancho's salary

According to Tuttosport, Sancho has already expressed his approval for the transfer to Juve, reaching a preliminary agreement with the club for a four-year contract worth over 5 million net plus bonuses.

Manchester United has lowered their initial request from 30 million to 25, but Juve aims to close the deal around 15 million total, including bonuses. Talks continue with growing confidence in the success of the deal.

😰 Milan, Boniface agrees but price is an obstacle

As reported by Corriere dello Sport, Milan has received initial approval from Victor Boniface for a possible move to the Rossoneri in the summer. The Nigerian striker would welcome the destination, but the negotiation is complex.

The obstacle for Milan is Bayer Leverkusen's valuation of the player, which is between 40 and 45 million euros. This is a decrease from the initial 60 million, reduced due to the striker's recent injuries. In the background, Mateta from Crystal Palace remains an option.

🛫 Inter, Palacios heading to Greece

After a disappointing season - between a stint with Inter and a loan to Monza - Tomas Palacios still attracts attention. Some foreign clubs are monitoring the situation of the Argentine defender born in 2003.

According to TyC Sports, Olympiakos is in pole position to secure the player. The Greek team is currently ahead of other European contenders.

The formula is still being studied: it could be a sale with a buy-back option, a resale percentage, or a loan with an option/obligation to buy.

👋 Napoli, Folorunsho's farewell is near

On the day marked by the final agreement for Beukema, Napoli is preparing to say goodbye to Folorunsho: according to Sky Sport, Cagliari will make a decisive move on Tuesday.

ADL is still waiting for an official offer, but the midfielder is on the market and out of the project: a useful move to earn from his transfer and save 1.2 million (plus bonuses) from his salary.

🔎 Roma, the alternative to Wesley

As reported by Alfredo Pedullà on Sportitalia, the name at the top of Roma's list remains Wesley, the Flamengo winger considered a priority.

However, the Giallorossi club is keeping other options open: among the alternatives is Vinicius Tobias, a 2004-born full-back from Shakhtar Donetsk, although the Brazilian route remains the hottest.

❗Lazio, Lotito-Sarri lunch: the requests

Until yesterday, there had only been a phone clarification between Lotito and Sarri - on June 27 - followed by the club's official note on the market freeze. As reported by Il Messaggero, there was a lunch between the two yesterday, and Lotito asked the coach to hold on until winter, promising future reinforcements.

The coach asked for clarity, especially on the possibility of intervening already in October with a free agent. He reiterated that without transparency, he will step aside. He also suggested to Lotito a change of pace in the future and greater transparency with the fans, who have already renewed almost 20,000 season tickets.

🤑 Fiorentina, 2 Premier clubs interested in Richardson

Richardson cost Fiorentina 10 million but never found consistency. As reported by Repubblica, Stefano Pioli will closely follow him during the summer retreat to assess his potential for the new season.

The market is also moving on the 2002-born player, with interest from the Premier League: Sunderland - newly promoted - is investing heavily and is following the player, as is Brentford, which is looking for a midfield reinforcement after Norgaard's departure. However, Richardson intends to stay and play his cards to convince Pioli.

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