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Juve still keen on Alisson, Scamacca-Roma, Italiano to Napoli?
Serie A has reached its final stages, with this last weekend set to decide not only the final two Italian teams that, along with Inter and Napoli, will play in the Champions League, but also the last team—after Pisa and Verona—to be condemned to relegation.
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In the meantime, let’s take a look together at the most important news of the day
Juve, Alisson remains a target
As reported by Fabrizio Romano, the Old Lady will keep pushing to sign Alisson Becker even if they fail to qualify for next season’s Champions League. Obviously, missing out on Europe would complicate Juventus’ plans, despite the fact that the Reds goalkeeper is genuinely tempted by a return to Italy. The Old Lady will therefore push until the very end to try to bring Alisson to Turin, also considering the huge problems between the sticks this season.
A different story, however, for Bernardo Silva, who is now all but promised to Atlético. In this case, possible failure to qualify for the Champions League has weighed heavily, also considering the competition.
Milan, Moncada heading toward Nice
According to Sky Sport, Geoffrey Moncada’s future could once again be in Ligue 1. Initial contacts have in fact been opened between the Rossoneri sporting director and Nice, the French club that will fight to stay in Ligue 1 in the relegation playoff against Saint-Étienne.
A move that fits into a broader scenario of upheaval at Milan. After the end of the season, in fact, Cardinale will make important decisions at club level.
Inter, English clubs circling for Stankovic
Aleksandar Stankovic, the Nerazzurri jewel coming off a brilliant season in Belgium with Club Brugge, has ended up on the radar of two Premier League clubs. According to Gianluca Di Marzio, Brentford and Newcastle have set their sights on the Serbian midfielder.
The player’s current desire, however, is said to be to return to Italy and fight for his place with Inter. Inter, who sold him for €10 million, will be able to buy him back for €23 million this summer or for €25 million in 2027, while also retaining between 12 and 15% of any future resale.
Napoli, Italiano the favorite for the bench
After Antonio Conte’s announced farewell, with tomorrow at the Maradona set to be his last match as Napoli coach, the club is looking for a replacement. At first, Maurizio Sarri’s return seemed all but done, but he is now increasingly close to taking Palladino’s place on the Atalanta bench. That is why Vincenzo Italiano’s name has gained serious momentum in recent days.
As reported by the Corriere di Bologna, there will be a meeting next week with the current Rossoblù coach to understand the feasibility of the deal. Bologna, for their part, will try to keep him.
Roma, Scamacca liked for the attack
Gianluca Scamacca could wear Giallorosso again next season. As reported by the blog Pagine Romaniste, the Atalanta striker is highly rated by Gasperini, who would like to bring him to Rome to have a forward suited to his style of play. For his part, Scamacca has never hidden his desire to play at the Olimpico again.
In this sense, Roma qualifying for next season’s Champions League would change everything. In the meantime, Gasp and Ryan Friedkin are studying their next moves, and who knows whether these will be the ones that bring Scamacca back to Rome.
Lazio, Conceiçao is more than a dream
Lazio continue to work on finding the coach who will replace Maurizio Sarri next season. Among the names linked in recent weeks with the Biancocelesti bench are Thiago Motta, Raffaele Palladino and Fabio Pisacane. The trail leading to Matías Almeyda, however, has gone cold, with him now bound for Monterrey in Mexico.
As reported by the Corriere dello Sport, in the last few hours Sergio Conceiçao’s name has also come roaring back. The former Milan man could in fact leave Al-Ittihad, and at that point Lazio could make their move. The coach, moreover, has never hidden his bond with the Biancocelesti world.
Fiorentina, what future for Kean?
Moise Kean’s future, after a far-from-positive season with Fiorentina also due to the team’s overall performances, is still entirely unwritten. As reported in La Nazione, the fee to let the Italian striker leave is around €40 million.
Kean earns €5 million per season at Fiorentina, so his is a star-level contract. It remains to be seen who, in Italy or abroad, might be interested in the striker, whose name had also been linked with Milan. In the coming months, it will become clear whether or not his future lies away from Florence.
This article was translated into English by Artificial Intelligence. You can read the original version in here.
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