Transfer Market Live: Calhanoglu rejects Galatasaray move, Atalanta opts for Lucca
Inter's rejection of Galatasaray's offer to bring Calhanoglu to Turkey, the stalemate in negotiations between Milan and Club Brugge for the talented Jashari (despite the €37 million offered by the Rossoneri) and Atalanta's interest in Lucca following the sale of Retegui are the main issues of the day.
Rome, negotiations for Rios continue
Talks continue between Roma and Palmeiras regarding Rios. Gian Piero Gasperini hopes to have the player ready for the pre-season training camp; the gap between supply and demand is narrow, and the deal should be concluded successfully.
Milan, stalemate for Jashari
Negotiations for Jashari have stalled between AC Milan and Club Brugge. The Belgian club has decided to temporarily put the deal on hold and take more time. AC Milan are impatient with this behavior and consider the €37 million offer, including bonuses, to be significant. For his part, the player has reiterated his desire to join Milan.
Atalanta, new contacts with Lucca today
Atalanta and Udinese will have new contacts today regarding Lorenzo Lucca. The price set by the Friulian club for the striker's departure is €35-€40 million.
Retegui to Saudi Arabia, Atalanta's record transfer
Atalanta has sold Mateo Retegui to Al-Qadsiah in a record €67 million deal. The striker will undergo a medical with his new club in the next few hours.
Napoli, De Laurentiis wants a bank guarantee for Osimhen
Napoli and Galatasaray have reached a verbal agreement for the permanent transfer of Victor Osimhen to Turkey, with the Istanbul club paying €75 million over five years. Napoli accepted the offer but requested a bank guarantee or letter of credit from Galatasaray. The deal is expected to close in the next few hours.
Inter Milan halts Calhanoglu's move to Galatasaray
Inter and Galatasaray have failed to reach an agreement for Calhanoglu's move to Turkey. The Nerazzurri have asked for €35 million, while the Turkish club have settled for €15 million. This is too high a price to negotiate, and for now, it has put a stop to the deal.
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