The waltz is over. With Sarri's arrival at Lazio, the last piece on the coaching market is also completed, at least as regards the big names. Now, in parallel with the European Championship (it starts on Friday in Rome with Italy-Turkey), the real dances can start, i.e. those relating to the players. Let's face it right away, it will be fun: money is scarce, but such a bench revolution can only continue on the pitch. It will be like this for everyone, even if it is good to make some distinctions. Inzaghi's Inter, for example, will have to be evaluated along the way, because a lot will depend on the transfers. To date the most probable departure remains Hakimi, also because the club needs to close an important capital gain by June 30, but in the meantime, however, minor exits are also proceeding, such as Joao Mario, now one step away from a permanent transfer to Sporting Lisbon for 7 million euros.
The rest, as mentioned above, will be seen later, but in the meantime Inzaghi has received the most important yes, namely that of Lukaku, who has decided to remain even without Conte. The technician, in the phone call he had a few days ago, would have convinced him by "promising" him the Golden Shoe, already conquered with Immobile in 2020, the rest was done by his love for Milan (a city where he is very happy) and for the 'Inter, with whom he wants to try to win again, this time with a full San Siro. Even at Juve there are days of reflection, even if the summit that took place on Thursday between Allegri, Cherubini and Nedved has in some way outlined the guidelines. Max would like first of all the confirmations of Dybala and Moratabut related to very different situations. In fact, the Spaniard can be redeemed by Atletico Madrid for a figure already pre-established a year ago (which Juve would like to retract downwards), however the situation of the Argentine is more complicated, with whom there is still no agreement for the renewal of the contract in expiring in 2022.
Up until a few months ago, goodbye seemed obvious, but now, after Allegri's return, the scenarios have changed, even if the issue needs to be resolved within a few weeks. However, everything revolves around Cristiano Ronaldo, whose future will direct the black and white market, in one direction or another. If the Portuguese, as many indications suggest, leaves Turin, the Lady will have a very important treasure in her hands, dictated above all by saving on his very heavy salary; in that case, clearly, it will also be important to understand where he will go, given that Paris would open up to an exchange with Icardi, while Manchester, on the United side, could mean the return of Pogba. However, there is also the possibility that CR7 decides to stay and then the plans would change, it being understood that Allegri is well aware that Juve need to strengthen themselves especially in the middle of the pitch, the Achilles' heel of recent seasons.
Max is aware that the financial situation does not allow flights of fancy, which is why, while esteeming Locatelli, he also mentioned the name of Pjanic, who he would gladly welcome back to Turin (the formula could be that of a loan). On the other hand, no indication, in one sense or another, for Donnarumma: the coach esteems him and certainly wouldn't oppose his purchase, but he certainly wouldn't tear his clothes apart if Juve decided to confirm Szczesny and direct the treasure in other directions. A very hot week is also expected at Milan, where it is needed resolve the Calhanoglu issue. Maldini and the prosecutor Stipic have re-established contacts, therefore there is still a glimmer of light, but the modus operandi will be the same as Donnarumma's: the offer (4 million a year, including bonuses) is that, take it or leave it.
If it's smoked black, the Rossoneri director will first of all try to tighten up on De Paul, first choice both for technical and personal reasons. However, the Argentine costs a lot (Udinese values him at 40 million), and Atletico Madrid are also on him, which is why they also keep plan B open in via Aldo Rossi, i.e. Papu Gomez, especially since Sevilla really like Castillejo. Speaking of renewals: the next few days could also be very important on the Insigne front, still far from the agreement with Napoli. Someone, taking advantage ofagreement between Sarri and Lazio, has already linked him to the Biancoceleste club, but frankly it seems difficult to hypothesize such a transfer, very far from Lotitian standards.
Lorenzo, as everyone knows, he is very attached to his city, therefore he will try in every way to find an agreement with De Laurentiis, even if he doesn't like the current proposal (reduced salary) at all and does not completely exclude a sensational farewell. On the other hand, there will be no marriage between Conte and Tottenham, skipped due to a different vision of present and future programs. The London club cannot guarantee a top transfer market, in fact they will almost certainly lose Harry Kane, who is determined to move to where there are more chances of winning. And so Antonio, already very close to Real Madrid before Perez turned to Ancelotti (there the differences were above all contractual), will most likely remain without a bench, waiting for a project that can finally make him happy.
