Here is all the news and the latest transfer market updates on the Serie A teams for today, Tuesday 18 June
The Serie A transfer market continues unabated. Clubs and sporting directors are busy searching for the right reinforcements to make available to their respective coaches for next season. Here is all the news and latest updates on the teams in the Italian championship.
Como on pole for Belotti
Very active on the market How, after promotion to Serie A. The Como team want to build a team capable of saving themselves easily and, who knows, even aiming for mid-table, and they are aiming for experienced reinforcements. Among these, the number 1 objective at the moment is represented by Andrea Belotti. The former Torino captain has just returned from his loan to Fiorentina, and could be a great signing for Fabregas’ team, who in addition to him also follows Stefano Senses.
Rome, we follow Hummels
A name that may appeal to several Italian teams is that of Mats Hummels. The German defender, not called up for Germany despite his super season with Borussia Dortmund, has not renewed his contract with the Germans and is available on a free transfer. There Rome he’s given it some thought, and in the next few days he could meet with the attorney to present a contract offer.
Milan, Emerson Palmieri likes it
Who can make another market protagonist is the Milan, who wants to give the new coach Fonseca some shots. The Rossoneri could lose Theo Hernandez in this transfer market session, and they are already thinking of names to replace him. Among these, on the list there is also that of Emerson Palmieri. The former Roma winger currently plays for West Ham in the Premier League, and could therefore return to Italy at this stage of his career.
Juventus, Kaio Jorge is struggling
A mini case broke out at Juventus linked to the sale of Kaio Jorge, released by Santos. The Bianconeri have in fact sold the striker to Cruzeiro, but Pelé and Neymar’s Brazilian club complained about the lack of notice before the conclusion of the deal, which should have arrived on the basis of clauses provided for in the previous agreement. Santos, therefore, threatened to turn to FIFA.
