🧨 Juve-Openda off, Inter double renewal 💥 Roma-Nusa: today's market 🤑

🧨 Juve-Openda off, Inter double renewal 💥 Roma-Nusa: today's market 🤑 Just under a month before the start of the Serie A season, with the opening round scheduled for August 22 and 23, clubs continue to work hard in the transfer market. And while executives are working to strengthen their squads, with negotiations moving at a relentless pace, the teams are also continuing to sweat it out at their respective training camps, with the first friendlies ahead of the new season. 📲  Follow Napoli ’s training camp up close! All 5 of the Azzurri’s pre-season friendlies live on OneFootball ! Click here to see the match schedule and how to watch them. Let’s take a look at the most important stories of the day. Juve, Openda heading for the exit: deal close to completion Loïs Openda is moving closer to a return to Ligue 1. According to Sacha Tavolieri , Lyon are now in the final stages of talks with Juventus for the Belgian striker, who is coming off a difficult season in black and white and is eager to revive his career in France, where he had shone in a Lens shirt. The deal is structured as a paid loan with an option to buy. The amount of any future transfer fee still needs to be defined, as does, above all, the salary split: Lyon would cover only a small part of his wages, while Juve would have to contribute to make the move sustainable. The green light could arrive as early as the start of next week. Milan, an obstacle for Karetsas: watch out for Borussia Milan are not giving up on Konstantinos Karetsas, but competition from Borussia Dortmund is becoming increasingly serious. According to Matteo Moretto , the Rossoneri are still in the race as long as the player has not given his definitive yes to the Germans, even if the club inevitably feels at a disadvantage because it needs to complete some sales first. From Germany, however, reports suggest a major acceleration from Borussia, who have reportedly raised their offer to more than €30 million including fixed fee and bonuses. Genk are waiting for a final response, while the player is said to already have an agreement with Dortmund on a contract until 2031. Milan remain on standby, but if they really want back in, they will need to move quickly. Inter, double renewal on the way Inter are also working on renewals and are now said to be just one step away from an agreement with Yann Bisseck. According to Orazio Accomando of SportMediaset , the German defender will extend his contract until 2031, confirming the club’s faith in one of the players who has developed the most in recent seasons. Don’t miss a single minute of Inter ’s preseason! All 4 of the Italian champions’ pre-season friendlies  live on OneFootball:  you can choose between a Summer Pass for the full package and pay-per-view for a single event! Click here to see the match schedule and how to watch them. Progress is also being made on Carlos Augusto, with constant contact and an agreement close for a renewal until 2030. The Nerazzurri management want to lock down two players considered valuable for their physicality, versatility, and reliability, giving continuity to the defensive structure ahead of next season. Napoli, Allegri changes plans after Buongiorno injury blow Alessandro Buongiorno’s injury changes Napoli’s plans. According to Il Roma , the roughly three-month layoff after knee surgery is forcing the club to reflect on a move in defense, a department Massimiliano Allegri considers too delicate to be left exposed at the start of the season. Rafa Marin is seen as an immediate solution, but his stay is not yet guaranteed. Among the internal options there is also Mathías Olivera adapted as a center-back, a solution already considered in the past. The feeling, however, is that Napoli could return to the market to provide Allegri with a more solid and natural alternative for the role. Roma, meeting with Nusa’s agent After the Greenwood and Summerville tracks, Roma are pushing hard for Antonio Nusa. According to Radio Manà Manà , a first meeting reportedly took place yesterday between sporting director D’Amico and the agent of the Norwegian winger, who has been followed by the Giallorossi since last January. Leipzig are starting from a very high asking price, around €60 million, a figure that can be negotiated but requires quick action. Newcastle are also on the player and are ready to enter the race. Roma continue to assess other profiles as well, including quietly behind the scenes, but Nusa remains one of the strongest names to strengthen Gasperini’s attack. Lazio, Romagnoli back in training: his words Alessio Romagnoli is still a Lazio player, at least for the moment. The move to Al Sadd seemed close, with even his sports medical tests completed at Isokinetic, but the deal has not yet been finalized and the defender has remained in Italy. Speaking to TMW , Romagnoli explained: “From today I’m training with Lazio, let’s see what happens. How am I? Good, I had more vacation, I got a bit more rest.” The negotiations with the Qatari club are still alive, but in the meantime the center-back has temporarily rejoined the Biancocelesti group while awaiting developments. Fiorentina, the Kean-Dovbyk link-up: what’s happening Moise Kean’s future remains wide open. According to FirenzeViola , there have been contacts between the striker’s entourage and Como, who remain very interested and could accelerate in the coming days. Fiorentina value Kean at around €40 million: faced with an offer in that range, a sale could become a real possibility. For a possible replacement, they really like Artem Dovbyk, who is on his way out of Roma. Lucca, after his injury in Napoli’s friendly against Arezzo, has instead moved away from Fiorentina’s radar. Also worth monitoring are Piccoli, valued at €15-20 million and in talks with Lazio, as well as the names of Volpato and Cancellieri for the wings. Fortini is also on the way out, with Torino interested: Fiorentina are asking for €10 million and, in the event of a departure, space could open up for Juventus’ Joao Mario. This article was translated into English by Artificial Intelligence. You can read the original version in 🇮🇹 here.