💣 The truth on Dibu, Ramos to Milan and Ostigard to Inter 🤑

While the World Cup gave us another goalkeeping hero and Juve opened talks for Kolo Muani, the other Serie A giants are also active in the transfer market.

Now let’s look at today’s biggest news in the Italian market.

Juve, Romano clears things up on Dibu Martinez

Fabrizio Romano clarified the stalemate in the deal for Dibu Martinez: "The new Juve 2.0 under Giovanni Carnevali also likes Dibu a lot. They liked him before and they still do now."

There is, however, a financial obstacle: "Juve do not want to pay a significant transfer fee for Dibu Martinez, so if they have to pay 10-15 million for a goalkeeper who is already well advanced in age, no matter how strong he is, Juve today would rather consider different options."

"If that price were to change and if the player perhaps tries to help from that point of view after the World Cup, because at the moment Dibu is completely focused on Argentina. So the Dibu Martinez issue depends on the costs."

Milan, Gonçalo Ramos could be of interest

As written by the Corriere dello Sport and reported by MilanNews.it, Milan like Gonçalo Ramos: PSG’s depth in the squad makes him a player who could be sacrificed, though still an expensive one. 

His price is around 40 million and his salary is about 5 million net: any potential move, however, depends on the sale of Santiago Gimenez, or on redirecting the money from the likely sale of Leao toward a new striker.

Inter, if De Vrij leaves they like Ostigard

The Corriere dello Sport claims that Inter have already taken precautions in case Stefan De Vrij leaves: "Ausilio has known for weeks about this possibility and has moved quietly, identifying a low-cost alternative with whom talks are already well underway."

La Repubblica tries to put a name to it: it is Leo Ostigard, a Genoa defender who would not require an excessive outlay, certainly less than Ndicka. For the Roma defender, "there are no planned or ongoing offers," says Pedullà.

Napoli, two departures for Allegri

As Di Marzio writes, Massimiliano Allegri in his new adventure at Napoli will not be able to count on two very trusted staff members: Bernardo Corradi (who was with him during his time at Milan) is close to taking over the Sampdoria bench.

The long-time goalkeeping coach Claudio Filippi - named as one of the reasons for Maignan’s excellent season - should also say goodbye to Max: Fiorentina are interested in him. The new goalkeeping coach should be Daniele Borri: he was also at Milan.

Roma, Mancini speaks about his renewal

During an interview with Sky Sport,Gianluca Mancini spoke about his future at Roma: "Negotiations are ongoing, I’m waiting. There are the people in charge, my agent, myself and the club: we’re talking and we’re continuing to do so. I’m waiting for some answers and we’ll see what happens".  

His stay for next year, however, does not seem to be in doubt, as Mancini himself said: "After the Verona match I immediately pictured the Champions League anthem that I’ll hear and all the stadiums we’ll see. I’m very happy and I can’t wait to enjoy these feelings".  

Lazio, could Ratkov go out on loan?

According to today’s edition of Il Tempo, Lazio are considering sending Ratkov out on loan less than six months after his arrival in Rome. However, everything is tied to the market for forwards.

If the Gila-Lucca swap were to materialize (a striker liked by Gattuso), space for Ratkov would shrink drastically, as would his value: a development the club does not want to face.

Fiorentina, Parma like Piccoli

After the almost completed sale of Beltran to River Plate, Fiorentina could also let Roberto Piccoli leave: according to the Corriere Fiorentino it is a concrete option, perhaps on loan.

Kean’s likely stay and the lack of a second competition make Piccoli a player who can be sacrificed: Parma like the profile and will evaluate offers for Pellegrino. It is worth remembering that Paratici and Cherubini have had an excellent relationship since their Juventus days.

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