Luka Modric has officially committed his future to AC Milan, signing a contract extension that will keep him at the club until 2027. Beyond the veteran midfielder, Milan has also secured the signing of 20-year-old Troyes defender Sankhoun Diawara, reportedly beating Rangers to the acquisition. Additionally, young Rossoneri prospects Christian Comotto and Francesco Camarda have finalized contract extensions running until 2031, though Parma has already made inquiries regarding the pair.
Roma is currently recalibrating its transfer strategy after missing out on Crysencio Summerville. The club has identified RB Leipzig winger Antonio Nusa as a primary target and is currently in negotiations with the player's entourage. Securing the winger may prove costly, as reports indicate a price tag in the region of €55-60 million.
Inter Milan is prioritizing defensive reinforcements, with reports from Fabrizio Romano indicating the club has scheduled a meeting this week with the agent of Cristian Romero. The Nerazzurri have reportedly designated Romero as their top transfer priority, even surpassing the search for a new right wing-back.
At Napoli, director Giovanni Manna addressed ongoing squad speculation during a press conference. Manna confirmed that Kevin De Bruyne remains in the club's plans, stating the player has no decision to make and is considered a Napoli player following his time with the team last season. Regarding Romelu Lukaku, Manna noted that the striker is currently on vacation following his World Cup participation, with his future to be assessed upon his return. In other Napoli news, Alessio Zerbin is nearing a permanent departure, having undergone medical tests with Frosinone.
Udinese is seeing significant movement with Iker Bravo, Martin Payero, and Jordan Zemura all set to join Watford. Meanwhile, Parma is expected to sign Romanian striker Alessandro Chira from Spezia. Finally, Alessio Romagnoli has returned to training with Lazio as his potential move to Al-Sadd appears to be collapsing. His agent cited that negotiations have slowed due to the passing of the former Emir and complications related to the ongoing war.
