Napoli looking to sign two attackers to replace Noa Lang and Lorenzo Lucca
Napoli have slowly gone under an attacking rebuild, as they look to fight for the clubs fifth Scudetto. This led to three signings this summer, brining in Rasmus Hojlund who has been exceptional for Napoli. So far Hojlund has scored nine goals in 25 games in cross all game this seasons.
However, Napoli also signed two other attackers, Noa Lang and Lorenzo Lucca. Both have struggled to find their feet in Naples, and are now linked with leaving the side. (read more here) However, if Napoli are to lose these players they will need to make signings to replace them.

Lorenzo Lucca of Napoli reacts during the Serie A match between SSC Napoli and Parma Calcio 1913 at Stadio Diego Armando Maradona on January 14, 2026…
Napoli will need to sign a winger to replace Lang if he is to leave, especially with the injury to David Neres. Napoli will try to stay in Serie A if they are to sign a winger, so that it takes them less amount of time to integrate to Conte’s tactics. Nico Schira reports however, that they have found one.
This would be from Bologna, being Nicolo Cambiaghi the left winger from Bologna. The 25-year-old has slowly been putting himself on the map over the last couple of years. However, it is unknown if he is for sale from Bologna, but the emergence of Jonathan Rowe it could be possible.
Napoli will also need to sign a striker, especially if the timeline for Lukaku’s injury isn’t known. According to Matteo Moretto, Youssef En-Nesyri is the first name on Napoli’s list to sign. However, Napoli isn’t the only team chasing him as Juventus and Premier League sides have been interested.
En-Nesyri has declined offers from the Premier League as he wants to go to a top side to try and win trophies. Right now Napoli, has the lead over Juventus as they haven’t made an attempt yet to sign him while Napoli have opened talks. This is likely due to them seeing if they will be able to sign Jean-Philippe Mateta from Crystal Palace.
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Roma could be forced to Mile Svilar as Juventus could pounce to sign him
AS Roma have found themselves stuck as it looks that they will be forced to sell players and fast. This comes as they have a 50 million euro capital gain deficit which will need to be filled soon, to avoid a further sanction. This has lead to the Gialorossi considering sell players that were seemingly untouchable a few weeks ago.
Manu Kone is the first of these, as foreign interest could force Roma’s hand to sell. Especially if the reports on him agreeing to a move to England are true (read more here). Mile Svilar could also be among the names that they look to sell according to Tuttosport, who report that Juventus are ready to pounce on him.
This comes as Juventus are still on the hunt for a replacement for Michele Di Gregorio. Emiliano Martinez looked to be the runaway favourite for Juventus to sign but the Bianconeri failed to agree terms with Aston Villa as of yet. This could lead Juventus away from Martinez and towards Svilar even if they have to spend 30-40 million euros to do it.

Argentina goalkeeper Emiliano Martinez during the FIFA World Cup 2026 Group J match between Argentina and Austria at Dallas Stadium on June 22, 2026…
This offer of 30-40 million would be hard for Roma to resist, especially on such short notice that they have to give Juventus. This will force them to seriously consider it, especially if they can’t agree a deal to sell any other player. Gasperini also believes that Svilar is easier to replace, which could push them to make a deal.
The two clubs have opened talks to discuss formula on the deals through intermediaries. However, these are only initial talks that have begun and aren’t near being completed. Juventus will hope to meet Roma’s terms sooner rather than later as it could stop them from taking in the capital gains from other clubs.
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Juventus could sell Federico Gatti this summer as potiental signing agrees to joining the Bianconeri
Juventus could be set to undergo major changes this summer, as it will be the clubs first under Luciano Spalletti. It will also see the Bianconeri be forced to sell some players to raise 13 million euros in capital. Federico Gatti could be one of the names sold as he is not necessarily in Luciano Spalletti’s plans for the future of Juventus.
It will take only 25 million euros to sell Gatti, according to Alfredo Pedulla. However, Pedulla doesn’t link Gatti with any certain clubs that are ready to meet this valuation. There has been interest from Napoli previously in the window but have not made any offical inquiries. Most of this interest came from Massimiliano Allegri, who also wanted to sign Gatti for AC Milan.
It would also be a good time for Juventus to sell Gatti, as they are closing on a new signing. This would be Jhon Lucumi from Bologna, who according to Fabrizio Romano has given his approval to Juventus. Lucumi, has been a target for Juventus for most of the window, but they finally have his approval which will help complete the deal.

Johan Mojica and Jhon Lucumi of Colombia celebrate after the 1-0 win during the FIFA World Cup 2026 Group K match between Colombia and Congo DR at…
But, Juventus will still need to find a transfer agreement with Bologna to complete the deal. This has been tricky to do as Bologna want the 28 million release clause of Lucumi to be paid to complete any deal. Juventus consider this figure too high, however and want to complete a deal for 15-20 million.
This is why Fabio Miretti could be used in a swap deal according to recent reports. Bologna have shown high interest in the Italian youngster in recent weeks so they will be motivated to come to the table for Miretti. A swap deal would make most sense as it keeps cost down for Juventus and allow clubs to sign players that have high interest in.
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Roma could sell Manu Kone this summer with multiple Europeans teams interested
AS Roma currently sit in a hard place financially as they need to make up 50 million euros in FFP in the coming days. This is despite the fact they managed to qualify for Champions League. They did this for the first-time since the 2018-19 season, providing the club a large financial boost.
However, it won’t be enough for Roma and they will now be forced to sell players. Manu Kone seems to be top of that list for the Giallorossi as he holds high value amongst other European clubs. This comes as Corriere Dello Sport is reporting that Atletico Madrid have expressed interest in signing Kone.
Roma are being forced into at least considering any bid due to their need to make capital gains. But, it is still unknown if Atletico have made a good enough bid to convince, Kone. Kone personally would rather join PSG or make a move to the Premier League this summer.

Manu Kone of France during the FIFA World Cup 2026 Group I football match between France and Iraq at Philadelphia Stadium on June 22, 2026 in…
Gian Piero Gasperini is also hesitant to sell Kone as he considers him a key player, but understands sales need to be made. Atletico are set to make Roma an offer between 40-45 million euros soon to convince them. However, Atleti’s efforts could be futile according to TEAMtalk.
TEAMtalk reports that Manu Kone has already given his yes to joining Arsenal next season. This comes as the gunners are looking to boost their squad to defend their Premier League title. They also believe that Kone valuation is 50 million euros compared to the 40-45, Atleti will offer.
This will be enough to cover all of the capital gains that Roma needs to make for next season. It is also an valuation that Arsenal will be able to match this summer, if they are serious on a move for Kone. On a personal level it would fulfill Kone’s desire to play in the Premier League.
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