Juventus Transfer Market: The Bianconeri Are on a Roll—After Kolo Muani, Another Signing for the Attack
In addition to the French player, another standout from the 2026 World Cup—Bosnian Kerem Alajbegovic—is also set to join Continassa.
In addition to the French player, another standout from the 2026 World Cup—Bosnian Kerem Alajbegovic—is also set to join Continassa.
Massimiliano Allegri wants to add another defender to the roster, and the club is taking action: the top target is Benoit Badiashile.
After playing a leading role at the World Cup—albeit with some limitations on his playing time—the forward does not see himself as Hojlund’s designated backup.
The Biancocelesti club, led by the former Rossonero himself, wants to strengthen its offense: the target is Santiago Gimenez.
The Portuguese fullback is coming off a season with Sporting, where he also made his Champions League debut.
The Portuguese soccer player confirmed what he had said on the sidelines of the 2026 World Cup: his time with the Rossoneri is coming to an end.
Negotiations with the Naples-based club regarding Emanuele Rao are in the final stages, but the club is also working on another signing: there are two leading candidates.
The Croatian, who will turn 41 on September 9, has confirmed the rumors that have been circulating in recent days by signing a new contract with the Rossoneri.
“I’m really excited. For me, Chelsea is the biggest club in London and one I’ve always admired since I was a kid.”
The Croatian star’s goal is to close a chapter that remained open after last season’s bitter ending.
Jeff Ekhator’s injury is significantly complicating the Bianconeri’s plans: they now need to make an extra effort in the transfer market.
Even though he has extended his contract through 2029, the striker for the Fiorentina and the national team could still decide to pack his bags.
After discussions with the Federation, the Frenchman has decided to step down as head coach of the Red Devils following the 2026 World Cup.
The former Genoa player was injured during the first half of the 0-0 friendly draw against Basel.
Cagliari, as confirmed by sporting director Pietro Accardi, will part ways with “Gallo” following the unfavorable results of his medical exams.
The now-former Manchester City coach is, for the first time in many years, once again without a team.
The club’s transfer campaign continues as it seeks to return to the top of Italian soccer following last season’s bitter ending.
The club’s transfer campaign continues, as it is eager to return to the top of Italian soccer following last season’s bitter ending.
The soccer player, born in 1997 and currently with Augsburg, was part of the Croatian national team’s roster for the 2026 World Cup.
The presentation of the Neapolitan club’s new coach was also an opportunity to discuss the summer transfer market.
Born in 1993, the goalkeeper from Castiglione delle Stiviere is coming off three seasons with Genoa, two of which he spent as the starting goalkeeper.
The 2025–2026 season has brought very little success for the former Juventus player: the coming weeks will be decisive in determining his future.
The Granata club promises to be a major player in the summer transfer market: among its targets, the door remains open for Orlando Gill.
The American won’t be able to return until just before the start of the new season: the search for a new attacking midfielder is picking up speed, but Atta has already slipped away.
The goalkeeper situation has been settled with the signing of the former Lazio player. Now the front office is ready to go after a replacement for Dumfries.
The Devil throws a wrench in the works on the very day the Livorno native is officially named Napoli’s new coach.
The Nerazzurri management is working to finalize the new defensive lineup well in advance of the start of summer training camp.
A new chapter in the saga involving the Serbian forward—who has been a free agent since July 1—and the Juventus club.
Although he initially expressed a desire to continue working together, the Tuscan coach gradually changed his stance.
The former Milan player is ready to pack his bags after three seasons on the banks of the River Tyne: his next adventure will be in the Premier League once again.