Juventus have officially secured the permanent signing of Randal Kolo Muani. The French forward returns to Turin on a five-year contract after a successful loan spell in 2025 and a subsequent stint at Tottenham Hotspur, reinforcing the attacking options ahead of the new campaign. The much-anticipated deal strengthens the squad as they aim to compete for major trophies.
Manchester United forward Joshua Zirkzee has reportedly given the green light to join Juventus on loan as Michael Carrick’s squad reshuffle gathers significant pace. The Dutch international is keen on a return to Serie A, but the financially restricted Italian giants are also lining up two Chelsea alternatives should a deal fall through.
Where Dusan Vlahovic will continue his career remains unclear. In any case, the currently clubless striker has apparently turned Besiktas down again for the time being.
Manchester United are actively exploring a blockbuster player-plus-cash swap deal to sign Juventus winger Francisco Conceicao this summer. The Premier League side are reportedly prepared to offer €30 million alongside out-of-favour Dutch striker Joshua Zirkzee to secure the highly-rated Portugal international's signature.
Interest in Kerim Alajbegovic from England and Italy is high. It is not only the player who are now benefiting from the bidding war among the major clubs, but Bayer Leverkusen too. The Werkself will thereby break a transfer record of Bayern Munich.
John Stones is reportedly set to wave goodbye to English football after reaching a verbal agreement to join reigning Serie A champions Inter. The experienced England international is expected to finalise a move to San Siro as a free agent following his departure from Manchester City.
Both Inter and Juventus have opened negotiations with John Stones' representatives this week, with the Manchester City defender showing genuine openness to a fresh start in Serie A as his 32-year search for a next chapter takes shape following his Etihad exit.
Andrea Pirlo has officially confirmed that he is no longer in the running to become the next head coach of the Italian national team. The former Juventus and AC Milan midfielder expressed his deep "bitterness" after his potential appointment was derailed by complications surrounding his commercial partnership with a betting company.
Adin Licina joined Juventus from Bayern Munich’s youth set-up on a free transfer in the winter. After half a year with the Under-23s, the 19-year-old attacking player is now making his first mark with the senior side.