Serie A three-team target Sancho, Naples is looking for Mireti, and Facundo may transfer to Genoa

Italian transfer expert Pedula reported that England winger Jaden Sancho is about to decide where to leave Manchester United's next stop, and there are three clubs in Serie A who are interested in introducing him, namely Juventus, Inter Milan and Roma.

Although it is no longer popular at Old Trafford, Sancho is not lacking in options, and he may reactivate himself in other European leagues, but the former Dortmund winger has three specific options in Serie A.

The British star initially promised a transfer to Juventus, and the intermediary visited Continentasa at least three times. Juventus general manager Comoli seems to be interested in finalizing Sancho's deal, but the transfer principle of "one in and one out" prevails, and the club can only temporarily put Sancho aside.

There are also rumors that Sancho, who played at Chelsea on loan last season, may join Inter Milan this summer. An agent close to Inter and Manchester United held a meeting to discuss the player’s salary and potential costs for the transfer.

However, Inter still regards Atlanta attacker Admora Lukeman as their preferred target, and they only regard Sancho as Plan B.

Pedura confirmed that Rome has also been in contact to discuss the possibility of introducing Sancho. The Red Wolf Legion is in active contact and has received detailed information on the situation.

Sancho is a favorite player Gasperini may prefer more than any other offensive choices on Roma’s current shortlist, but it remains to be seen what decisions the players themselves will make.

AC Milan is introducing a new striker for coach Allegri. Italian media claims that the Ross and Blacks are reaching an agreement with Manchester United on the transfer of Danish striker Hoylund. If so, where will Juventus and Vlahovic go?

In recent weeks, Hoylund and Vlahovic have been considered the main candidates for Allegri's reinforcement of the front line, and Milan needs to introduce a new striker to compete with Santiago Gimenes, the only regular center in their first team.

Reports on Monday claimed that after Milan lost 1-4 to Chelsea, sporting director Tare has been staying in the UK to advance Hoylund's transfer negotiations. The Danish international is an attractive option for the Ross and Blacks, as he currently earns about a quarter of what Vlahovic earns in the final year of Juventus’ contract.

If Milan can finalize Hoylund's transfer with Manchester United, the Zebras will face a terrible dilemma.

According to the football market website, Milan and Mourinho's Fenerbahce are the only clubs that are truly interested in Vlahovic this summer. If neither of them sign Toussan, the possibility of the Serbian striker staying in the Turin giants in the new season will be greater and greater.

Next summer, Vlahovic can leave Juventus freely, and the club has been hoping to avoid this as they spent €70 million in fixed transfer fees, plus a bonus clause of up to 10 million when signing the Serbian from Fiorentina in 2022.

Italian media reported that Naples raised the bid for midfielder Fabio Mireti. Will Juventus accept it this time?

Mileti suffered a shoulder injury and was eventually missed in the Club World Cup during her loan last season. But the 21-year-old midfielder has recovered his health recently and participated in a friendly match against Regina and Dortmund.

However, Mireti's future in Turin is still uncertain, and the Zebras are also open to the sale of him. As a youth training player, his transfer can constitute a considerable capital gain. Despite this, General Manager Comoli, although willing to sell him, insisted on charging a transfer fee of 20 million euros.

This summer, Naples was the most sincere buyer, and Superintendent Manner hoped to reunite with Mireti and launched an attack. However, Manna also has to follow the instructions of his boss DeLaurentis, who insists that Juventus asks Mireti too much.

Therefore, Naples is only willing to pay a transfer fee of 14 million euros, a price that Juventus cannot accept, and negotiations between the two clubs have been deadlocked in recent days. However, The Roman Sports revealed that Naples had decided to make new attempts and put forward a new improved offer.

Le Rome Sports said that Naples chose to speed up because they realized that other suitors might soon join the competition. Although the sports daily did not disclose a specific offer, Giovanni Albanese reporter of the Milan Sports Daily confirmed that they did raise the offer, but did not exceed 16 million euros.

Therefore, it remains to be seen whether Juventus is willing to reach a compromise with its competitors.

Sport Mediaset reported that AC Milan defender Jaf's transfer to Newcastle will trigger a domino effect, resulting in the transfer of 22-year-old Juventus young defender Faquento Gonzalez to Genoa.

Previously, Italian media talked about Jaf's possible joining the deal for the Ross and Blacks to introduce Vlahovic, but Juventus executives were not interested, and Milan found a wealthier buyer, and Newcastle was close to signing the 23-year-old German defender with a deal of 35 million euros plus bonuses.

As reported earlier, Milan has quickly identified Derwent as the replacement for Theo. The former Juventus defender has impressed with Genoa over the past two seasons and will now transfer to San Siro for 20 million euros plus a surcharge of 5 million, while the Zebras will receive about 3 million in transfer fees.

However, the transfers involving Juventus are more than that. According to Sport Mediaset, after selling Derwent, Genoa decided to speed up signing Facundo Gonzalez from Juventus.

Sources pointed out that after selling Belgian defender Derwin to Milan, the Griffons will discuss Farquento's transfer with Juventus. Genoa has been paying attention to the 22-year-old Uruguayan defender this summer and may usher in a breakthrough point in the next few days.

Faqundo made his mark in Valencia and Juventus signed him for 1.75 million euros in the summer of 2023. However, he has never officially played for Juventus' first team, playing on loan at Sampdoria and Feyenoord respectively in the past two seasons.

The young Uruguayan defender rejoined Tudor's side this summer, but he has no place in the head coach's plan, and Facundo's contract with the Turin giants will expire in June 2026.