Juve-Ndour, Chivu 👀 Modric's future, Greenwood bid 💥 today's market 🤑

Juve-Ndour, Chivu 👀 Modric's future, Greenwood bid 💥 today's market 🤑 After Ancelotti’s Brazil debut and Montella’s Turkey suffering a surprise defeat, the opening matchday of the World Cup continues with Germany and the Netherlands making their debuts against Curaçao and Japan respectively. 💡 Want to stay up to date on everything happening in the USA, Mexico, and Canada? Don’t forget to add the World Cup to your favorites! To follow the competition, search for OneFootball "World Cup" and click the star next to it so you won’t miss a single piece of news! But while football on the pitch is taking center stage on the other side of the world, Serie A clubs continue to work on the transfer market, with negotiations heating up. Let’s take a look at the most important transfer news of the day. Juventus, Koopmeiners heading for the exit: Bologna watching Teun Koopmeiners’ future appears increasingly far from Juventus. The Dutch midfielder has reportedly been informed by the club of its desire to find a shared solution ahead of the summer transfer window. Journalist Orazio Accomando provided the update in the SportMediaset studios. According to reports, the player is among the main candidates to be sold and is already evaluating possible destinations. Bologna are among the interested clubs, although Juventus are aiming to secure a significant fee to limit the financial impact of the future capital loss. Signed for a fee close to €60 million, Koopmeiners is unlikely to allow the Bianconeri to recover their investment. For this reason, the club’s management will continue to monitor the international market in search of offers that can at least partially meet their budget needs. Milan, renewal or retirement for Modric? He will decide after the World Cup Luka Modric’s future remains one of the main question marks at Milan. As explained by Matteo Moretto on Fabrizio Romano’s YouTube channel, the Croatian midfielder has full control over the decision thanks to the renewal option included in the contract he signed last summer. The clause can reportedly be exercised directly by the player. According to Moretto, Modric had initially expressed a desire to continue his experience with the Rossoneri, but recent corporate and technical uncertainties have reopened questions about his future. The 2018 Ballon d’Or winner wants to wait until the end of the World Cup before announcing his final decision. One of the possible scenarios is also retirement from playing, followed by a role within Real Madrid’s organizational structure. For now, no decision has reportedly been made yet, and all options remain open. Inter, Chivu sets the direction: 3 transfer priorities Cristian Chivu’s new Inter is already beginning to take shape through precise indications given to the Nerazzurri management. According to the Corriere dello Sport , the coach’s first explicit request is Atalanta’s Marco Palestra. The wing-back reportedly particularly impressed Chivu with his personality, one-on-one ability, and athletic qualities, especially after Dumfries’ departure. In defense, Inter are instead said to be pushing for Udinese’s Oumar Solet. The decision to cool interest in Tarik Muharemovic reportedly also came on the basis of the technical staff’s assessments. In midfield, the preferred name remains Liverpool’s Curtis Jones, while Manu Kone’s candidacy seems to have lost ground in recent weeks. The continued presence of Henrikh Mkhitaryan and Hakan Calhanoglu reduces the room for further investment in that department. Napoli, Beukema central to Allegri’s project Sam Beukema’s future will still be with Napoli. According to the Corriere dello Sport , the Dutch defender is one of the certainties from which Massimiliano Allegri will start in building the new Azzurri side. The coach is reportedly leaning toward consistently using a back four again, a system in which Beukema built much of his development during his time at Bologna. The former Rossoblù player is considered a particularly modern profile thanks to his qualities in building from the back and his accuracy in carrying the ball out of defense. These traits have made him one of the most reliable defenders in the league, and Allegri will now have the chance to make the most of them directly starting from the training camp in Dimaro. Roma, a €40 million bid ready for Greenwood Roma continue to work to give Gian Piero Gasperini the big attacking signing of the summer: Mason Greenwood. According to the Corriere dello Sport , contact with the Marseille striker’s entourage has already been initiated, and the player has reportedly shown openness to a move to the Giallorossi. The French club’s initial asking price remains high, around €55 million including bonuses. However, the Friedkins are said to be studying an alternative formula: a paid loan worth at least €5 million, an obligation to buy set at €25 million, and further bonuses up to a total of €40 million, plus a percentage on any future resale. Roma’s goal is to close the deal quickly to avoid rival interest and take advantage of the French club’s budget needs. Lazio, possible sacrifice of a key player: the names Lazio’s financial situation continues to affect their summer planning. As reported by the Corriere dello Sport , the Biancocelesti club is dealing with the constraints deriving from Article 90 of the NOIF and could be forced to generate new resources through a major sale. Among the main candidates to leave is goalkeeper Christos Mandas. In the past, his valuation had been around €18 million, but talks with potential buyers reportedly cooled afterward. According to the most pessimistic reconstructions, the club’s financial need could rise to as much as €15 million, making a sale almost inevitable before they can return to investing in the market and also move forward with possible contract renewals. Fiorentina, Ndour is not for sale Despite some transfer rumors linking him with Juventus, Cher Ndour’s future still seems destined to be with Fiorentina. According to La Nazione , the young midfielder is considered one of the very few truly untouchable members of the Viola squad. His growth in recent months has reportedly particularly impressed sporting director Fabio Paratici, who sees him as one of the foundations on which to build the new technical project. Fiorentina intend to start again from Ndour and Fagioli in midfield, unless offers considered truly irresistible arrive. This article was translated into English by Artificial Intelligence. You can read the original version in 🇮🇹 here.