Juventus are coming off a disappointing to the end of last season, as the club finished six. This meant they fell short of a UEFA Champions League place one of the clubs key objectives. However, the club has renewed their faith in Luciano Spalletti and are now looking to build a stronger team for them.

The first target will be a centre-back, as Spalletti wants someone who can play the ball. This comes as Juventus proved shaky at times during last season campaign which is also fueling the move. Jhon Lucumi was a lead target for the Bianconeri to sign on their search for a defender.

Jhon Lucumi of Colombia controls the ball during the Group K – FIFA World Cup 2026 match between Colombia and Portugal at Miami Stadium on June 27,…

Juventus have managed to come to a personal agreement with Lucumi, as he is open to a move to Turin. But, the deal is still on hold as Juventus can’t agree financial terms with Bologna. The Rossoblu are asking for Juventus to pay the full 28 million release clause of Lucumi.

Juventus can only invest 20 million max into signing Lucumi. This is due to having finical fair play difficulties after missing out on the Champions League. While the deal could develop later in the window, once Lucumi’s contract extension expires. But, for now Juventus have moved into their back-up option.

This is Tarik Muharemovic, who previously was developed in Juventus’s Next Gen academy. However, he was sold by the Bianconeri to Sassuolo where he currently plays. Juventus are now looking to sign him back, by taking advantage of the 50% sell-on clause they hold for him and can waive.

This means that Muharemovic is now in Juventus’s price range, which has lead to the two reaching an agreement. This is according to Nico Schira who reports the two clubs have agreed terms for a deal worth 15 million euros with 3 million euros in bonuses. Juventus has also agreed personal terms with Muharemovic on a deal until 2031, that pays Muharemovic 2.2 million euros per season.

AC Milan are set to look to rebuild this summer, as they missed out on Champions League football last campaign finishing fifth. This rebuild is set to be lead by owner Gerry Cardinale and sporting director Zlatan Ibrahimovic, who want to be ambitious this summer.

They have already been ambitious with the hiring of Ruben Amorim, and the 70 million euro signing of Goncalo Ramos. However, they want to continue to be as Ibrahimovic has set his sights on Virgil Van Djik. This comes from a report from Luca Bianchin and Gazzetta Dello Sport.

Milan owner Gerry Cardinale and Zlatan Ibrahimovic attend the UEFA Europa League 2023/24 Quarter-Final first leg match between AC Milan and AS Roma…

Van Djik currently only has one year left on his contract with Liverpool. This means that the merseyside club could be open to selling him this summer. Cardinale and his ownership group redbird are currently looking into if the move is possible. However that won’t be the biggest issue for Milan.

Van Djiks salary will likely cause Milan problems, as it is unknown if he is willing for a move to Milan. Currently, Van Djik earns 21 million euros per season according to capology. He would have to signfigantly reduce this if wage to join Milan, if he is even open to a move.

This is why Goncalo Inacio remains a more realistic option for Milan to sign this summer. He has already played for Ruben Amorim before which will motivate ownership to sign him, similar to Goncalo Ramos. Luca Cerchione is reporting that his release clause is only 45-50 million euros, which Milan could pay if they are serious for Inacio.

Sandro Tonali is one of the Azzurri’s most talented players currently, being a key figure for the national team. Tonali has been a lock in the middle of the national team. Even providing goals when he scored in Italy’s, 2-0 win against Northern Ireland in the World Cup playoffs.

However, Tonali plays his domestic football outside of Italy a rare thing for an Italian player. Tonali instead plays for Newcastle United, in England where he was sold by AC Milan after the 2022/23 season. Newcastle had a poor season this campaign as they only managed to finish 12th.

Sandro Tonali of Italy celebrates scoring his team’s first goal during the FIFA World Cup 2026 European Qualifiers KO play-offs match between Italy…

This has left for many players looking to leave the club for greener pastures. Tonali is included in this, with rumours circulating that he could move to Manchester City, Manchester United or Arsenal this summer. However, Nico Schira is now reporting that Tonali has now agreed on a move to join Tottenham Hotspurs.

Tottenham only finished 17th in the Premier League last season, and see this campaign as a chance to rebuild. This come as Roberto Di Zerbi has been hired to lead the team to do so. The Italian manager was pushing heavily for his countryman to join Spurs to help rebuild the team.

This lead Tottenham to invest heavily into signing Tonali spending a transfer fee of 116 million euros to sign Tonali this summer. The 116 million transfer fee will shatter the record for most expensive Italian ever a full 64 million more than Buffon’s transfer from Juventus to Parma. Tonali has also agreed a personal contract with Tottenham until 2032, worth 12 million euros per season.