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Inter, Milan, Juve, Rome: all the transfer market plans after Neymar

Cyclone Neymar has upset the balance of the transfer market: here are the objectives of Inter, Milan, Juve and Roma to strengthen themselves in view of the now imminent start of the new season.

Inter, Milan, Juve, Rome: all the transfer market plans after Neymar

The “formal stuff” is settled. The motto so dear to Fassone, which has become a real must of the Milan summer, fits perfectly with Biglia e Bonucci, from yesterday to all intents and purposes new Rossoneri players. Yes, because the bank guarantees were still missing to complete the registrations and the rumors of the last few days, fueled by the failure to grant the BPM, had created some minor concern. But now everything is in order: the IFIS bank has released what was needed and Milan was thus able to complete all the necessary bureaucratic procedures.

Fassone and Mirabelli will thus be able to focus again on the last shots that are still missing to complete the Rossoneri campaign, with the striker in the lead. "We don't want to miss the shot we have in the barrel, we are following 6 or 7 names and they are all good players" explained the CEO after the match the other night, effectively confirming the list already on the lips of the media and fans.

To date it is not yet clear who will be the chosen one: Belotti e Aubameyang they drifted away, Diego Costa he just wants Atletico Madrid, Falcao not entirely convincing Ibrahimovic he is dealing with a very serious injury.

However, someone will arrive and it is probable that it will be a high-level big, one capable of making the already very excited Rossoneri people dream even more. In any case, decisions will only be made in a few days, a bit like for all homegrown teams.

Inter is preparing to welcome Dalbert (Monday in Milan for medical examinations) but above all to lock down Perisic, who after two months apart at home could even renew his contract and join the Nerazzurri colors for another 4 years. The Croatian's "stomach ache" would thus be cured with 5 million a season, with many greetings to Josè Mourinho's Manchester United, who never managed to offer what Sabatini asked for.

Starting instead could be Candreva: Chelsea's pressure does not subside and Conte's recent statements ("the team is not complete to excel in the Premier League and in Europe") let us foresee imminent moves. On entering, watch out for the young man Emre mor, Turkish attacking midfielder of Borussia Dortmund already approached in Rome, Naples and Fiorentina: the Germans are asking for 22 million, Inter is ready to sit around a table to talk about it.

Study days also at Juve, where the Super Cup is awaited on 13 August to launch the decisive attack against Keita. The dialogue between Marotta and Lotito continues and it is probable that the final in Rome will represent the decisive point to close the operation: Lazio will receive between 20 and 25 million, a sort of middle ground between supply and demand.

After the Super Cup, a scenario could also open up The free, although the Dutchman is still undecided about what to do and can still decide to renew his contract with the Biancoceleste. As an alternative, however, Juve, determined to buy a centre-back, are also working on Garay from Valencia: the Argentine likes him but his physical conditions are not completely convincing, which is why the Bianconeri want to investigate the matter further before investing in him .

In these hours, in the meantime, Roma are preparing the decisive thrust up Mahrez, hoping that the latest increase to 35 million will convince Leicester to give up the blow. It would be the most expensive purchase in Giallorossi history, obviously nothing compared to what has just happened with Neymar. Yesterday PSG officially presented it and the side effects of the deal were immediately seen: the club store was literally stormed by fans and the Brazilian's shirt, obviously number 10, sold out in just 4 hours. Cash of the day? 10 million euros. There is still a long way to go to repay the total investment of 550 million, but if good morning starts in the morning…

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