Adrien Rabiot is a Juventus player. The agreement, which had already been in the air for several days, was reached thanks to Paratici's blitz in Paris, which was decisive for finding a definitive agreement with the young French midfielder. Mum Veronique can be happy: in addition to the 7 million net per season for her son, in fact, there will be an entry bonus of 10 from which she too will benefit, the great architect of the break with PSG. Another big blow for Juve, not the only one this weekend. Yes, because just before closing with Rabiot, Paratici had concluded another operation with Roma, thus heating up an axis that promises sparks. The Spinazzola-Luca Pellegrini affair (not to be confused with the homonymous midfielder Lorenzo) has every appearance of being a dress rehearsal for the real show, something bigger that could really set the market on fire.
The terms of the operation, moreover, benefit the black and whites, who also earn 10 million in the exchange of full backs: who knows if this adjustment, more than justified by the difference in values between the two, may not be useful later on, when the parties they will meet again to talk about Higuain and Zaniolo. The idea is still embryonic but Juve and Roma, despite the objective difficulties (the main one is the signing of Pipita, decidedly out of reach for the yellow and red coffers), have every intention of bringing it to fruition, albeit in the right time. In fact, at the moment Paratici's priority is called De Ligt, now close to officially wearing the black and white. The ds is expected in Amsterdam in these hours together with Raiola, the true architect of the operation, to formalize the agreement with Ajax, with which only the details remain to be defined: the Dutch chose Juve and this, with all due respect to Barcelona and PSG, made the difference.
The lancers will get 70 million (150 release clause), the player a super salary of 12 net per season also thanks to the Growth decree, which will allow the Lady to save on a tax level. Purchase also arriving at Inter, where we are preparing to welcome Stefano Sensi. "The agreement has been defined, next week there will be medical tests" announced the CEO of Sassuolo Carnevali as he left the Nerazzurri headquarters, confirming the sale of the midfielder for 25 million (5 for the loan, 20 for the buyout) plus the tag from Sala, a young full-back last year on loan to Arezzo. A nice blow for Conte, who hopes to welcome Barella, Dzeko and Lukaku soon: work in progress but certainly the signals of the last few days (in addition to Sensi, Lazaro from Hertha Berlin and Agoume from Sochaux have also been defined) bode well.
It must be said that Roma have entered Barella, willing to put Defrel on the plate: an offer that Cagliari likes but not the player, who has long been promised to Inter. However, the Giallorossi disturbance will not interfere on the Dzeko question: the clubs continue to negotiate and who knows if D'Ambrosio may also enter the operation, very welcome to the new Giallorossi sports director Petrachi. Market emotions which, at least up to now, do not concern Milan, who are much more committed to managing the events with UEFA than preparing the new team. But the exclusion from Europe, paradoxically, can favor greater flexibility on the budget: it is no coincidence that the Rossoneri, a few hours after the sad sentence, formalized the purchase of Theo Hernandez, arriving from Real Madrid with the formula of an onerous loan (2 million) with an obligation to buy (18).
The French full-back is expected in Milan at the beginning of the week for medical tests, after which Giampaolo will have the second reinforcement (the other being Krunic) of this troubled AC Milan summer. The coach will then want at least two reinforcements in midfield, one in defense and one in attack: everything will be financed with the sale of Donnarumma, now on the starting ramp. PSG's offer currently does not satisfy (20 million plus Areola) but it is clear that the parties will continue to talk about it: his price tag, after all, is undoubtedly the most valuable in the Rossoneri squad and Maldini certainly cannot afford to sell him off. Hot days also for Napoli, who after Manolas want to buy James Rodriguez, another coup requested by Ancelotti. Who, after vetoing Koulibaly (he will only leave in the event of an indecent offer), could however consent to the transfers of Allan, closer and closer to PSG, and Insigne, whose "stomach ache" shows no sign of diminishing.
In case the Azzurri would attack Lozano, it happens to be another Raiola client: it could be him, also Lorenzinho's attorney, who manages the double deal. Closure dedicated to De Rossi, ready for a sensational reverse. DDR seemed determined to accept Fiorentina's offer, but then changed his mind and now, in addition to Serie A, he could even leave football.
