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PAPER TALK: Juve-Dani Alves, Toro-Giaccherini, Inter-Sirigu
OTHER HEADLINES:
The giallorossi are extremely active on the transfer market. Yesterday, the Roman club has signed Antonio Rüdiger on permanent deal. As reported by the Corriere dello Sport, the 23-year-old defender has renewed his contract until 2020, but he will be sold or involved in a swap, like the one with PSG for Lucas Digne.
The same media reports also Liverpool’s interest for Napoli goalkeeper Pepe Reina, but the azzurri have no intention to renounce to the Spaniard.
Inter Milan keep on dealing with their financial problems: the nerazzurri hope to obtain over €50 million by selling Jeison Murillo and Marcelo Brozovic. On the other hand, in the next days the 21-year-old Dutch midfielder Tonny de Vilhena will sign a five-year-deal with the Lombard club.
Cagliari want to celebrate their return to the Serie A with a shocking signing: the rossoblu are in fact keen on the 34-year-old defender Bruno Alves, who is about to quit Fenerbahçe.
La Gazzetta dello Sport dedicates its first page to AC Milan’s situation: today, the Lombard club’s president Silvio Berlusconi will meet his family and his partners to evaluate the last offer made by the Chinese investors who are interested in buying the club.
La Rosea also analyses Davy Klassen’s decision to refuse a transfer to Napoli: is the city of Naples the real problem? The azzurri are now ready to swoop on Fiorentina 23-year-old Matias Vecino, but it will be extremely difficult to obtain the Uruguayan midfielder.
Torino extremely active on the transfer market, according to Tuttosport: the granata could easily find an agreement with Emanuele Giaccherini, but also Sampdoria midfielder Roberto Soriano is a concrete option.
According to the Turin-based paper, Juventus are still interested in Bayern Munich center back Mehdi Benatia and Valencia attacking midfielder André Gomes.
Finally, Wolfsburg are ready to swoop on the Brazilian left back Alex Telles, who won’t be signed to permanent deal by Inter Milan.
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