In January, rumours began to circulate from Italian media over the possibility of Atalanta being sold. There was interest from multiple Turkish sides as they hoped to steal Ederson away. However, the main team that was interested in signing Ederson was Atletico Madrid throughout the month.

However, Atalanta turned away all offers as they wanted to keep Ederson until the end of the season. Manager, Raffaele Palladino wanted to keep him for the rest of this season. This was before using this summer to decide the future of Ederson and seeing if he is replaceable.

Raffaele Palladino in action during the Serie A match between Atalanta BC and Hellas Verona at New Balance Arena in Bergamo, Italy, on March 22, 2026.

But, this didn’t stop Atletico Madrid from opening talks with Ederson over a contract to see him come to Madrid. The two have already agreed on personal terms for a four year deal, that is worth 5 million euros per season. Ederson’s deal will also come with a 2 million euro signing bonus once he makes the move.

Now, according to Sky Sport Italia that Atletico Madrid have finally opened talks with Atalanta to try and complete a deal, ahead of the summer. The first offer that Atleti has made is worth only 38 million euros, split up in a 35 million euro fee with an added 3 million euro in bonuses.

However, this is still short of the 50 million euros that Atalanta want to sell Ederson in the summer. This has raised from the 40 million euros that was reported in January, which has now seen Atleti big seem far fetched. But, if Ederson pushes to leave Atalanta this summer the asking price could come back down to 40 million euros.

One of the biggest stories of Juventus’s campaign last season, was the decision to not sell Andrea Cambiaso. This was despite reports that Manchester City offered Juventus, 80 million euros to sell Cambiaso. At the time this was seen as a good move for Juventus, as they look to build a strong young core.

Rumors around City making a move stayed around, but eventually died down as the season continued. However, at the same time, Cambiaso form slowly started to die down as well, which left some Juventus fans wishing they sold him. But, according to Mirko Di Natale, some of Europe’s top teams are still interested.

Firstly, there is AC Milan who could make a move for Andrea Cambiaso this summer. Last summer, they sold Theo Hernandez to Al Hilal as his time in Milan seemed to come to a natural end. Pervis Estupinan was signed last summer, but he has failed to miss the mark, and has been replaced by Davide Bartesaghi.

Pervis Estupinan of AC Milan competes for the ball with Davide Bartesaghi during an AC Milan Training Session at Milanello on February 16, 2026 in…

Milan could push very hard to sign Cambiaso this summer, as Estupinan could be sold. AC Milan manager, Massimiliano Allegri is a big catalyst behind the deal. He has worked with Cambiaso before in Turin, and wants to reunite with him in Milan. Which could motivate the board to complete the deal.

However, they are not the only European giant that are interested in signing Cambiaso, with Barcelona interested. Barcelona, have struggled at the left back position over the last few years. Joao Cancelo was signed in the summer, but he is only a short term option, so Cambiaso could be the name to replace him for the future.

The first half of Juventus’s campaign was outlined with a struggle for scoring goals. This was despite signings of both Jonathan David and Lois Openda being bought last summer to fix the problem. The struggles have now lead, Juventus to open talks for a contract renewal with Dusan Vlahovic.

Vlahovic staying in Turin, seemed almost impossible last summer, due to Vlahovic’s wage demands. However, the struggle to replace him has made Juventus see his value. They are now even willing to meet Vlahovic in the middle paying more than they would like, and less than he wants.

Dusan Vlahovic of Juventus celebrates his goal during the Serie A match between Juventus FC and Udinese Calcio at Allianz Stadium on October 29, 2025…

However, he is not the only player Juventus is ready to keep past this summer. Jeremie Boga, was brought in during the January, transfer window in the hopes to boost Juventus struggling attack. He has done so emphatically hitting the ground running in Turin scoring three goals in his first seven Serie A matches.

This has lead Juventus aiming to keep Boga past the six month loan period, according to a report from Nico Schira. Part of the deal is already completed for Juventus as the initial loan came with a buy clause between the two clubs. This will see Juventus pay only 4.8 million euros for Boga this summer.

A low fee like this will be a steal for a player that has been as good as Boga for Juventus. This is still true considering his age as Boga is a more experienced player at 29, but also not too old where it is a liability. Boga contract with Juventus will likely reflect this as Juventus has agreed a deal until 2029 with Boga.