Napoli-Lukaku, McKennie from Mou and Inter takes a

Another day of break from Euro 2024, but while waiting for Italy-Switzerland tomorrow the market continues.

Let’s see below the most important news of today.

After having blocked and made Juventus change their plans in the Douglas Luiz operation, Weston McKennie remains on the list of starters.

As reported by Sport Mediaset, Mourinho’s Fenerbahçe has appeared on the American midfielder. Juve has set the price at 15 million euros.

In the last few hours, rumours have increased regarding the future of Malick Thiaw, with Newcastle reportedly having their sights set on him.

Newcastle, as reported by Corriere dello Sport, must first close a sale and then focus on the incoming market. The Rossoneri club, however, is asking for at least 30 million euros for the centre-back.

Inter thinks not only about the present but also about the future.

As reported by TMW, the Nerazzurri club has apparently got their hands on a young talent, the Slovenian Luka Topalovic. An attacking midfielder born in 2006 who will arrive from Domzale for a figure close to one million euros.

Napoli continues to work to satisfy Antonio Conte’s requests, particularly on the Romelu Lukaku front.

As reported by Repubblica, Chelsea is willing to let the Belgian go only permanently and the two clubs have already found an agreement for a figure close to 30 million euros. The details need to be worked out, but the path seems clear.

Roma are looking for a second goalkeeper to play alongside Svilar after Rui Patricio’s farewell, which will officially take place in two days.

RMC Sport reports a sudden stop, however, in the negotiations between the Giallorossi and Standard Liège for the goalkeeper Bodart, but Roma now do not seem oriented towards satisfying the Belgian club’s requests. Situation still developing.

Lazio and Pedro will continue their journey together next season, the last of the Spaniard’s contract.

The former Barcelona player, in fact, revealed to El Dia that he will still remain in the Biancoceleste: “Offers from Spain? There have been a few. It’s complicated at the moment, but I’d like to retire to my country. I will play another year at Lazio. The truth is, I can’t wait to start training camp in a few weeks.”

Not just Moise Kean, because Fiorentina aims to strengthen Raffaele Palladino’s attack with another signing.

As La Nazione reports, the idea of ​​the Viola club would be to soon say goodbye to M’Bala Nzola (who is being pursued by Cagliari but also Lecce) and collect a nest egg to reinvest in a new striker. For the moment, however, the high salary of the Angolan (1.5 million euros per season) is slowing down negotiations.