Serie A Transfer Round-Up: Leão, Endrick, Kolo Muani and the Biggest Deals to Watch
With one month left in the transfer window, Inter, Juventus, Milan, Napoli, Roma, Como, Lazio and Atalanta are working on several major deals.

Serie A’s biggest clubs are entering the final month of the summer transfer window with several major deals still unresolved.
Inter and Juventus are pushing for more additions, while Milan and Napoli need departures to unlock further business. Roma, meanwhile, are targeting reinforcements in wide areas and continue to monitor opportunities at Real Madrid.
Inter Target Romero, Spence and Curtis Jones
Inter have already added John Stones on a free transfer, while Aleksandar Stankovic has returned to the club.
More reinforcements are expected.
Djed Spence is among the main options for the right flank, although Tottenham are reportedly asking for around €40 million.
Cristian Romero remains a major defensive target despite Stones’ arrival, with talks also progressing around the player’s salary and commissions.
In midfield, Davide Frattesi could leave and Curtis Jones is a leading replacement candidate.
Liverpool reportedly want €40m, while Inter are prepared to move towards €35m.
Juventus Close to Kolo Muani Return
Juventus are pushing forward with several deals.
Randal Kolo Muani is reportedly close to returning from PSG in a package worth almost €50m, structured as a €4m loan fee, €34m mandatory purchase and approximately €10m in bonuses.
Kerim Alajbegovic is also expected to arrive from Bayer Leverkusen in a €35m deal plus €2m in bonuses and a 10% future sell-on clause.
Juventus are still looking at other positions, however.
Fikayo Tomori is among the defensive options, while Tijjani Reijnders and Franck Kessié have been linked with midfield moves.
The striker list includes Pellegrino, Romelu Lukaku, Dusan Vlahovic and Joshua Zirkzee.
Further arrivals will largely depend on departures.
Rafael Leão Remains Milan’s Key Transfer Case
Milan started the summer strongly by signing Gonçalo Ramos and Mario Gila and renewing Luka Modric’s contract.
Their market has since slowed because of difficulties selling players.
Rafael Leão remains the biggest case.
Milan reportedly value the Portuguese winger at €60m, with Fenerbahçe and Galatasaray described as the two most interested clubs.
Talks have not yet produced a significant breakthrough, and Leão has joined Milan’s squad in Australia.
Possible exits involving Tomori, Estupiñán, Loftus-Cheek and Fofana could also influence Milan’s ability to make further signings.
An attacking midfielder is considered a priority, with Maza, Ethan Nwaneri, Pedro Gonçalves and Can Uzun among the names linked.
Matias Soulé has also reportedly been offered to Milan by his agent.
Napoli Need Sales Before New Signings
Napoli’s strategy is clear: sell before buying.
Miguel Gutiérrez is attracting interest from Bayer Leverkusen, while Romelu Lukaku represents the most important potential departure because of the salary space his exit could create.
Napoli are working on a possible loan for Chelsea defender Benoît Badiashile.
Jean-Clair Todibo, Tiago Gabriel and Federico Gatti are also being considered.
Lecce reportedly value Tiago Gabriel at €30m, while Juventus could accept around €20m for Gatti.
Roma Continue to Monitor Endrick
Roma have already invested heavily in Santiago Castro, paying Bologna €35m, while Artem Dovbyk moved in the opposite direction on loan.
The arrival of Kostas Koulierakis from Wolfsburg for around €15m has addressed the central defensive position.
Attention has now moved to the flanks.
Roma have reportedly submitted a €25m opening bid for Feyenoord’s Givairo Read.
In attack, Real Madrid could provide opportunities.
Franco Mastantuono is one option, but Endrick is the standout name. The Brazilian could become available on loan if his playing time at Madrid is limited, and Roma are monitoring the situation.
Rafael Leão has also been linked, although his salary is considered outside Roma’s normal financial parameters.
Manchester United Interested in Manu Koné
Manu Koné could become a major outgoing transfer for Roma.
Manchester United are showing strong interest, with a potential deal reportedly capable of reaching or exceeding €50m.
Roma would then need to find a replacement in midfield.
Como Offer €30m for Chalobah
Como have been one of the most active clubs in Italy.
After keeping Nico Paz, they are now working on a deal for Chelsea defender Trevoh Chalobah.
Como have reportedly offered €30m, while the player has already given his approval to the move.
Jhon Lucumí is the main alternative.
In attack, Moise Kean remains one of Cesc Fàbregas’ preferred targets, with Fiorentina asking around €40m.
Lazio Search for a Striker
Lazio must complete their transfer window with a zero net spend.
Pedraza and Doekhi have already strengthened the squad, but the attack remains a priority.
Ivanovic, Pinamonti and Santiago Gimenez are among the leading options.
Lazio would prefer a loan for Gimenez, while Milan currently favour a permanent sale worth more than €20m.
Atalanta Value De Ketelaere at €50m
Atalanta have generated significant funds through Marco Palestra’s move to Chelsea, while Ederson remains after his proposed Manchester United transfer failed to materialise.
Højbjerg, Ricci and Jashari are among the midfield options.
Further forward, Thelo Aasgaard, Albert Gudmundsson and Zuriko Davitashvili have been linked.
Saint-Étienne reportedly value Davitashvili at around €20m, with Beşiktaş and Marseille also interested.
Charles De Ketelaere could become another major story.
Bayern Munich and PSG have both made enquiries, with Atalanta reportedly valuing him at approximately €50m.
Source: Calciomercato.com


