Transfer update: Juventus retains Dibu Martínez, agent Zaniolo spotted at Casa Milan, Premier League beckons for Kean

The 2026 World Cup provides food for discussion, but in the meantime the transfer market continues to move rapidly. These are the most important developments today.

Juventus: Martínez priority, no concrete steps for Vicario Juventus is working on the future occupation of the goal and keeps Emiliano 'Dibu' Martínez (Aston Villa) at the top of the list. According to transfer journalist Matteo Moretto, there is an agreement in principle with the Argentinian, although the transfer fee required by Aston Villa is still the biggest hurdle. The recent change of government in Turin (with the arrival of Carnevali) does not change that plan. Rumors about Guglielmo Vicario (Tottenham) have not yet been followed up: there are said to have been no concrete contacts, meaning Martínez remains the clear priority.

Milan: agent Zaniolo at Casa Milan Milan continues to build its selection and the name Nicolò Zaniolo is once again heard in the corridors. Italian media reported that the attacker is emphatically on the radar and that his agent was seen at Casa Milan yesterday. This feeds the idea that there has been an initial exploratory conversation, although further details about a possible deal are lacking.

Inter: negotiations for Solet, gap with asking price Inter is working on the arrival of defender Oumar Solet. The player is said to be open to a transfer, but no agreement has yet been reached between clubs. According to La Gazzetta dello Sport, a decisive, increased offer is expected to come close to the requested 25 million euros. Without additional financial effort, a breakthrough seems difficult.


Napoli: new contract for talent Vergara Napoli wants to continue with Antonio Vergara and is working on a long-term contract for the wing attacker (2003). CalcioNapoli24 reports that the club wants to increase the salary and extend the term, partly to fend off increasing interest - including from Atalanta and Roma.

Roma/Betis: Andalusians register for Angeliño and inquire about Dovbyk Real Betis has a concrete interest in Angeliño and has made initial contacts with Roma. The Romans do not rule out a departure for the full-back; the details (rental or permanent transfer) must be determined. In addition, Betis is also said to have inquired about striker Artem Dovbyk, although that operation looks a lot more complex given the valuation and book value of around 25 million euros.

Lazio: Arnau Martinez in picture, lower clause – but sell first Lazio are closely monitoring Arnau Martinez as a reinforcement for the defense. Corriere dello Sport writes that the buyout sum is around 8 million euros, with competition from Real Sociedad and Betis. The restrictions on the transfer market first force Lazio to make an outgoing transfer of comparable value before they can strike.

Fiorentina: Premier League attention for Kean, successor in Serie A Moise Kean's future remains a hot topic in Florence. Sports media set reports that several clubs from the Premier League are beckoning and that they could even be prepared to move towards the release clause of 62 million euros. Kean, who previously turned down a lucrative move to Saudi Arabia, reportedly wants to stay in Europe. Fiorentina is looking at Parma striker Mateo Pellegrino as a successor in case of a possible departure.

ConclusionWhile eyes worldwide are focused on the 2026 World Cup, the lines for next season are being plotted behind the scenes. Juventus keep the pressure on for Dibu Martínez, Milan are looking for Zaniolo, and at Fiorentina Kean can opt for an English stage. The coming weeks promise more movement on the market.

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