- Atalanta targeting Musah deal
- Milan response could trigger Napoli transfer
- Bologna proving the problem so far
Getty Images SportUSMNT's Yunus Musah reportedly becoming the key to complex Serie A transfer negotiation
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DAZN
✅ Through a distribution deal, DAZN streams Serie A and Premier League matches by integrating "Fubo Sports" directly into its own platform.
✅ Combines the Fubo soccer feeds with DAZN's own exclusive rights, including the UEFA Champions League, Europa League, and every NFL game.
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Italian Coverage
TLN (via VIVA)
✅ Broadcasts up to three live Serie A matches per matchday directly on traditional television without requiring a standalone streaming subscription.
✅ Delivers the games with authentic Italian-language commentary for a traditional viewing experience.
✅ Complements live coverage with original Italian soccer studio shows like Inside Serie A for previews, highlights, and cultural news.
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Complete Coverage
Fubo
✅ Serves as the exclusive primary streaming home, broadcasting all 380 Serie A matches live and on-demand throughout the season.
✅ Your subscription automatically includes exclusive broadcast rights to the English Premier League, securing the two biggest domestic leagues in one app.
✅ Features built-in DVR functionality so you can easily record matches airing during the Canadian workday to watch later on your own schedule.
Monthly from$31.49
Sports Streamer
DAZN
✅ Through a distribution deal, DAZN streams Serie A and Premier League matches by integrating "Fubo Sports" directly into its own platform.
✅ Combines the Fubo soccer feeds with DAZN's own exclusive rights, including the UEFA Champions League, Europa League, and every NFL game.
✅ Perfect for heavy sports consumers who are willing to pay a premium to avoid juggling multiple streaming apps on their smart TV.
Monthly from$44.99
Italian Coverage
TLN (via VIVA)
✅ Broadcasts up to three live Serie A matches per matchday directly on traditional television without requiring a standalone streaming subscription.
✅ Delivers the games with authentic Italian-language commentary for a traditional viewing experience.
✅ Complements live coverage with original Italian soccer studio shows like Inside Serie A for previews, highlights, and cultural news.
Monthly from$12.99
Complete Coverage
Fubo
✅ Serves as the exclusive primary streaming home, broadcasting all 380 Serie A matches live and on-demand throughout the season.
✅ Your subscription automatically includes exclusive broadcast rights to the English Premier League, securing the two biggest domestic leagues in one app.
✅ Features built-in DVR functionality so you can easily record matches airing during the Canadian workday to watch later on your own schedule.
Monthly from$31.49
Sports Streamer
DAZN
✅ Through a distribution deal, DAZN streams Serie A and Premier League matches by integrating "Fubo Sports" directly into its own platform.
✅ Combines the Fubo soccer feeds with DAZN's own exclusive rights, including the UEFA Champions League, Europa League, and every NFL game.
✅ Perfect for heavy sports consumers who are willing to pay a premium to avoid juggling multiple streaming apps on their smart TV.
Monthly from$44.99
Getty Images SportTHE BIGGER PICTURE
The complexity of the issue becomes clear when considering that Atalanta will only let Brescianini leave if they can secure Musah, thereby making Milan's position crucial to the entire operation. Where Milan are hitting a stumbling block is in efforts to source a replacement of their own, with Bologna said to be "putting up a front" over Fabbian, who is valued at €15 million (£13m/$17.5m) plus add-ons.
Getty Images SportWHAT NEXT?
Musah was an unused sub in Milan's opening Serie A defeat against Cremonese on Sunday and, having started only 19 league matches in 2024-25 could perhaps do with a fresh challenge in a new team. But if Milan are to have any chance of cashing in on the 22-year-old, they first need to work on softening Bologna's stance on Fabbian. Napoli will have to wait patiently for Brescianini's turn in the chain, or consider an alternative.
Serie A's summer transfer deadline falls on September 1.
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