Night of the European Super Cup but market air. In Skopje (20.45 pm) the first international trophy of the season is awarded but the conferences of Zidane and Mourinho, more than on Real Madrid-Manchester United, lived above all on the negotiations. The Frenchman began, "hammered" by the media following news that spread in the afternoon, which would have seen the blancos offer 85 million plus Kovavic to Juventus to get to Dybala.
"This isn't even an idea for now" glossed over the reigning two-time European champion, but in Spain they are convinced that Madrid have set their sights on the Argentine and that the assault is only postponed until after the match Super cup. Josè Mourinho is also in the press room in Skopje, so what better opportunity to take stock of the Red Devils market, always intertwined with the Italian one? “Perisic? Inter defended him and did a great job” the Portuguese scoffed, admitting, in fact, that the chances of reaching the Croatian are now slim.
Also interesting is the comment about Bale ("if he wanted to leave Madrid I would welcome him with open arms") and, above all, on Ibrahimovic, another name always associated with our home football. "He could also stay with us, he doesn't have a contract but he is still closer to Manchester than to other clubs" explained Mourinho, who has always been very close to the Swedish champion. So must Milan resign? Not really, in any case Ibra, as mentioned on other occasions, is not the Rossoneri's first choice but only an idea which, possibly, could materialize in late August.
To date Fassone and Mirabelli are dreaming of a younger and more upright striker but at the moment, as expected, they are limited to examining the candidates. Yesterday a post on Instagram by Aubameyang (“banned, where am I going?” reads his profile as he gets on a private plane) has sparked several allegations but Borussia Dortmund has not yet taken steps towards a discount that would be necessary, not to mention fundamental, to make the transfer.
To date, therefore, the hottest name is always that of Kalinic, ready to meet Corvino to reaffirm his desire for Milan; a purchase which, however, seems more linked to the sale of Bacca (always waiting for Sevilla) than to the negotiations on the "usual" top players. In the meantime, Inter are moving with conviction, finally ready to embrace Dalbert: the Brazilian, who arrived in Milan yesterday, will undergo the usual medical tests today before signing a contract with the Nerazzurri club.
Advanced work also on Emre mor, who despite Sabatini's caution ("there are some hitches") is ever closer to submitting to Spalletti's orders: a purchase which, once formalized, could give way to the sale of Candreva, still in the sights of Antonio's Chelsea With you. Nothing to do instead for karamoh, but only for the moment: in fact, the young French winger has stated that he will remain at Caen but the contract expiring in 2018 leads us to think that Inter will sign him in a few months, and for free.
A week of waiting instead at Juve, where only the Italian Super Cup is expected to give the assault on Keita e The free: after having challenged Lazio, in fact, it will be easier to deal with Lotito and try to close the double blow. If the attacker now seems destined to wear black and white, instead there are some more doubts about the Dutchman, which is why Marotta and Paratici continue to examine the candidacy of Garay from Valencia, with whom, moreover, the Speech Cancelo, right-back considered necessary to buffer the departure of Dani Alves and the increasingly probable one of Lichtsteiner.
Nothing to do instead for Strootman: the rumor from Holland that she would have seen the Lady pay the release clause to Roma turned out to be unfounded, if only because the same was valid only until 31 July.
Closure dedicated to the foreign market, still inflamed by the case Neymar. Accusations and threats towards the PSG are coming from Barcelona, so much so that President Bartomeu has even announced a lawsuit over the ways, according to him illegitimate, of the negotiation, meanwhile from Paris they are shrugging their shoulders and even preparing to double the sensational coup: after the Brazilian , in fact, the French would also like Mbappé and they would be ready to offer Monaco as much as 180 million euros.
To complete the picture, Florentino Perez thinks about it, who with the usual anti-Blaugrana perfidy reiterated the non-transferability of Cristiano Ronaldo in the face of any amount. The release clause? One billion euros. Too many even for Sheikh Al-Thani, although these days never say never…
