Serie A Calcio Mercato, Winter 2021-22

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So Vlahovic cost is around 75m cash and 18m agent fee -> €93m cash plus a net salary of 7m...

I usually criticised Suning but not on this. That cost is outrageous and had we been that rich, we should not have sold Hakimi in the first place. Basically that's Hakimi and Gosens combined.

Vlahovic is great and could only be better in the future with his age, sure. BUT it does not change the fact that Juve with Vlahovic is not as scary as Juve with CR right now. If the Portuguese could not made Juve walking away with Scudetto, neither could Vlahovic. They have more loopholes to fill than us and more so if we will steal Dybala in summer.
 

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Maybe Esposito gets healthy and plays more. Obviously he has burned some bridges but Basel might just need him.
Esposito scored a penalty in Basel's last friendly, couple of days ago iirc.

18 mln agent's fee for Valhovic transfer?! Is this real ?
 

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Esposito scored a penalty in Basel's last friendly, couple of days ago iirc.

18 mln agent's fee for Valhovic transfer?! Is this real ?

yep, I believe it is. Vlahovic's agent didn't talk with Fiorentina, he ignored all the offers from abroad and he forced a move to Juventus. Ofc the reason was not because Vlahovic "loves Juve", but because agent's commission. The total price of Vlahović is huge.
 

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Latest Rumours:
- Amrabat to Spurs (loan + 15m option)
- Ricci to Torino (11m) - done
- Cabral to Fiorentina (15m) - done
- Gosens to Inter (22m lp) - done
- Vlahovic to Juventus (67m) - done
- Casale to Lazio (9m lp) - tbc
- Caicedo to Inter (loan) - done
- Lazetic to Milan (5m) - done



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Inter
IN: Gosens (22m, lp), Caicedo (l), Onana (f6, tbc), Scamacca, Ginter, Frattesi, Bremer
OUT: Sensi (l, tbc), Satriano (l), Eriksen (f), Kolarov (r), Brozovic (f6). Perisic (f6), De Vrij, Vecino

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Juventus
IN: Vlahovic (67m), Jorginho, Nandez, Tchouameni, Zakaria, Pogba
OUT: Bentancur, Morata (lr), Dybala (f6), Ramsey, Arthur, Kulusevski, de Ligt

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Milan
IN: Lazetic (5m), Kulusevski, Diallo, Botman, Bremer, Sarr, Lingard, Adli (lr), Faivre, Caldara (lr)
OUT: Pellegri (lr), Conti (f?), Kessie (f6), Castillejo, Romagnoli

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Roma
IN: Sergio Oliveira (16m, lp), Maitland-Niles (l), Xhaka, Tousart, Freuler, Vecino
OUT: Reynolds (l), Villar (l), Mayoral (l), Calafiori (l), Olsen (l), Veretout, Santon (f), Fazio (f), Diawara, Zaniolo

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Lazio
IN: Casale (9m, lp, tbc), Miranchuk, Ghoulam, Allan, Burkardt, Kurzawa, Botheim, Kalinic, Orsolini, Mandava, Arrizabalga (l)
OUT: Fares (l), Escalante (l), Muriqi, Lazzari, Luis Alberto, Vavro, Jony, Durmisi, Lukaku

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Napoli
IN: Tuanzebe (l), Younes (lr), Tagliafico, Szalai, Botman, Mandava, Vecino
OUT: Insigne (f6), Manolas (3m), Ruiz, Ghoulam, Younes, Lozano, Koulibaly

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Fiorentina
IN: Cabral (15m), Piatek (l), Ikone (15m), Castellanos, Lo Celso (l), Augustin Alvarez
OUT: Vlahovic (67m), Benassi (l), Mura (l), Amrabat, Milenkovic

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Atalanta
IN: Boga (18m, lp), Lazzari, Strefezza
OUT: Gosens (25m, lp), Lovato (l), Miranchuk, Zapata, Freuler


Transfers rumours in orange
l = loan
lr = loan return
lp = loan + obligatory purchase
lo = bought and loaned out
fo = full ownership
tbc = to be confirmed
f = free transfer
f6 = free transfer in 6 months agreed
r = retired
[] = coach
Only select loan deals / youngsters mentioned here
 
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Multiple reports this evening claim that Salernitana will not sign Diego Costa, as the club was unconvinced by his fitness and motivation.

There had been optimism that the centre-forward would arrive as a free agent at the Stadio Arechi, where he’d be teammates with Franck Ribery.

However, after Sportitalia reported last night that a basic contract had been sent over to his agent for the final read-through, the situation changed today.

According to Sky Sport Italia, Tuttomercatoweb and others, the negotiations have broken down completely.

The reasons given were that the 33-year-old is not in good shape after leaving Atletico Mineiro earlier this month.

He was also not convinced by the idea of automatically renewing the contract if Salernitana managed to avoid relegation and remain in Serie A for next season.

They are currently bottom of the table and on their second coach of the season, while the club was also taken over by new ownership in January.

Meanwhile, Sky Sport Italia pundit Fabrizio Romano maintains Costa had never committed to joining the minnows.

Director of sport Walter Sabatini had already tried to sign Costa for Bologna last year, but coach Sinisa Mihajlovic put a veto on the move.

It seems that we`re stuck with that useless log named Vecino until his contract runs down in the summer.

As a consolation, I hope juBentus won`t be able to offload any of Ramsey/Arthur/Bentancur, so they are not able to get Nandez either!
The latest reports from Italy suggest Aston Villa are not prepared to meet the €20-25m asking price for Bentancur, so negotiations are ‘very complicated.’

Arthur won’t be allowed to leave on a six-month loan, as Arsenal would either need to take the Brazilian for 18 months or commit to an obligation to buy.

Merda are now clearly desperate to cut down on their wage cost:
The change today is that Kulusevski could now be allowed to leave Turin on loan, whereas before Juventus wanted only a sale for circa €35m.

According to Gazzetta dello Sport writer Luca Bianchin, Everton have shown an interest in Kulusevski, but the Sweden international is not eager on that particular transfer, especially as they still don’t have a manager after sacking Rafa Benitez.
 
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José Mourinho still hopes Roma can sign Granit Xhaka in the last few days of the January transfer window, but the Giallorossi must sell Amadou Diawara first.
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Roma failed to strike a deal for the 29-year-old in the summer as Arsenal didn’t accept their offers for the Swiss international. Xhaka, on the other hand, had agreed personal terms with the Giallorossi.

According to multiple reports in Italy, Roma haven’t given up on Xhaka Both Il Corriere dello Sport and La Gazzetta dello Sport report today that Mourinho hopes to welcome the former Arsenal captain in the last few days of the January transfer window.

However, Roma can’t afford the Swiss without selling Amadou Diawara. The former Napoli starlet has already rejected a move to Valencia and Roma director Tiago Pinto will meet his agent Daniele Piraino today.

Diawara earns €2.2m at the Stadio Olimpico, so it’s not easy to find clubs willing to pay him the same money.

Negotiations with Arsenal are not expected to be accessible as well. The Gunners value Xhaka at €20m and Roma could try to sign the player spreading the payment in multiple instalments.

As per Il Corriere dello Sport, Arsenal are in talks with Wolves for Ruben Neves, so his signing could push Xhaka away from the Emirates Stadium.

Roma have loaned Sergio Oliveira from Porto in January, but Mourinho still believes Xhaka is the best player to complete Roma’s midfield.
Seems that many clubs are blocked for incoming by players refusing to leave. Perhaps they should pay more attention to scouting before signing someone?
 

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SASSUOLO CLOSE ON MILAN TARGET LUCCA​

Sassuolo are ready to beat Milan to the signature of Pisa striker Lorenzo Lucca, further bolstering their Italian roster of attacking talent.

According to Sky Sport Italia, the Neroverdi are stepping up negotiations with Pisa and are ready to offer €10m.

The asking price for the centre-forward is closer to €15m including performance-related bonuses, so more talks are needed to bridge the gap.

The 21-year-old has been compared to Luca Toni and his height, 2.01m (6ft 6in) makes him a real powerhouse in the air.

Pisa purchased Lucca from Palermo last summer for €2.1m and he has scored six goals in 17 Serie B appearances so far this season.

He hit the headlines and attracted interest from Milan after a spectacular start to the campaign, finding the net six times in the opening seven rounds.

However, he has failed to score since October 2 in Serie B.

Lucca did make an impact for the Italy Under-21 side, scoring in each of his last two games for the Azzurrini against Sweden and the Republic of Ireland.

The news comes after strong reports Inter are lining up Gianluca Scamacca for next season.
Does this mean Sassuolo are not signing Pinamonti? :yao:
 

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SASSUOLO CLOSE ON MILAN TARGET LUCCA​


Does this mean Sassuolo are not signing Pinamonti? :yao:
Pinamonti go to Torino replace Belotti i think.

Esposito / Pirola are Sassuolo transfer more than Pina.
 

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Wow... he is even taller than Scamacca. But if that's true, it really means Scamacca...
 

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Considering Milan options on the right wing, Kulusevski would walk on their starting lineup. It's incredible Allegri wants him gone even after Chiesa's injury.
 
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