Fiorentina Transfer Market: Three Forwards Signed, but It’s Not Over Yet—Brozovic’s Crazy Idea

The final day of the transfer window was packed with activity for Fiorentina, which officially announced several signings and departures before the summer transfer window closed.

On the incoming front, Paratici announced the arrival of forward Pedro Gonçalves from Sporting on a paid loan with an option to buy set at 22 million euros. In attack, Fabio Grosso will also have Beto—signed permanently from Everton for 18 million euros—and Gnonto, acquired from Leeds on loan with an option to buy.

At the same time, the Viola have officially announced several departures: Moise Kean is moving to Como for 35 million plus 5 in bonuses, plus 10% of any future resale. Rolando Mandragora is heading to Turin for 5 million euros. Gudmundsson is joining Lazio on loan with an option to buy set at 13 million, and Nzola is moving to Cagliari on a permanent basis.

But that’s not all for the Viola: Mandragora could be replaced by another midfielder in the coming days. Sky has mentioned the name of Marcelo Brozovic, a former Inter midfielder who is currently a free agent following his stint in Saudi Arabia with Cristiano Ronaldo’s Al-Nassr. The player had also been linked to Juventus in recent weeks.

Fiorentina has completely overhauled its roster with a total of 14 new signings: in addition to today’s moves, notable acquisitions include Mastantuono on loan from Real Madrid, Atta from Udinese, Oulai from Trabzonspor, and Pellegrino from Parma.