Today’s edition of “Il Corriere dello Sport” focuses on the negotiations of the day in Serie A.
The football market is experiencing intense moments, with many negotiations and strategic decisions that will influence the teams next season. Here are some of the most significant movements and situations to watch out for:
Situation in Turin
Torino is planning some significant moves. Ivan Ilic, after just a year and a half, was put on the market, a decision that surprised him. The club has set his price at 25 million euros, which can potentially be reduced with the addition of bonuses. Another move concerns Alessandro Buongiorno, on whom Napoli are putting pressure following the instructions of Antonio Conte. Antonio Sanabria is also a name to monitor, with interest from both Serie A and abroad, and potential movements from Genoa who consider him to return.
Emanuele Valeri’s Movements and Como Appeal
Emanuele Valeri, after his experience in Frosinone, moved to Parma, attracted by the club’s project and the presence of Fabio Pecchia, who had already coached him in Cremona. This transfer highlights how previous relationships between player and manager can influence transfer decisions. Meanwhile, Como positions itself as an attractive club for its seriousness and solidity of the project, focusing on experienced players such as Andrea Belotti and Andrea Pinamonti, and exploring new options such as Daniel Boloca.
News from Sampdoria and Genoa
Sampdoria have chosen Roberto Gemmi as their new sporting director, replacing Pietro Accardi who signed with them. This move is part of a renewal strategy for the club. At the same time, Genoa is taking steps to strengthen the team, with a particular interest in Juventus’ Fabio Miretti. Alberto Gilardino approved this transfer, signaling attention towards young talents capable of bringing freshness and new energy.
Future of Matteo Brunori
Another name on the cover of the June transfer window is certainly Fabio Miretti (20), for whom Genoa has taken concrete steps with the aim of overcoming the competition. Alberto Gilardino (41) himself has given his approval to the arrival of the Juventus midfielder and there could be some new contacts in the next week. Among the attackers, Matteo Brunori always teases (29): the Palermo goalscorer has broken with the fans and is certainly not insensitive to the possibility of making the leap to Serie A.
