Roma are continuing on their search for a winger this summer, as they look to build a stronger attack for Gian Piero Gasperini. Alejandro Garnacho was the first name Roma were strongly linked too. However, that deal seems to have fallen through due to finical reasons.

Chelsea’s asking price of 35-45 million euros on a permanent deal was too much. Roma could have considered a move if Chelsea were open to a loan to buy deal. Roma are continuing negations with Strasbourg however, as they are ready to make a new bid to sign Diego Moreira.

Diego Moreira of Belgium chases the ball during the second half of the FIFA World Cup 2026 Round Of 32 match against Senegal at Seattle Stadium on…

This comes from a report from Nico Schira via youtube which states that Roma will make a bid worth 30 million euros. Roma will add bonuses into this deal for Strasbourg, but it still won’t be enough. Strasbourg have set a 40 million euro asking price if Moreira is to be sold this summer.

However, that isn’t the only attacker that Schira has provided an update on. He is also reporting that Roma have managed to reach a personal agreement with Crysencio Summerville. This is on a five year contract, which will see him stay at Roma until 2031.

Summerville will earn 5 million euros per season on this deal. Roma now just need to agree a transfer fee with West Ham to complete a deal. Schira is reporting that Roma will make a bid of 40 million euros plus bonuses. However, West Ham still demand 50 million. Roma will need to meet it quickly with interest in Summerville coming from other clubs, mainly Manchester United and Saudi Arabian sides.

Juventus main priority this summer has to been to bring in new strikers. This comes as Juventus are looking for ways to get rid of both Lois Openda and Jonathan David. Both strikers where underwhelming for Juventus in their opening season, and are now no longer wanted by Luciano Spalletti.

Juventus have been successful in the market already on the hunt for striker. The Bianconeri completed a deal to sign Jeff Ekhator from Genoa for 15 million euros. However, he is not seen as a starter for Juventus yet, instead being a back-up. Ekhator could even be loaned out if Luciano Spalletti feels he is not ready to play for Juventus.

New signing Jeff Ekhator and Giovanni Carnevali pose at Juventus Headquarters on July 01, 2026 in Turin, Italy.

Randal Kolo Muani has been Juventus’s top target for the majority of the summer, but the deal is looking less and less likely. This comes as PSG are demanding 40-50 million euros to sell Kolo Muani. However, Juventus only want to spend 30-35 million on Kolo Muani, on a loan to buy deal.

This has forced Juventus to start looking at alternatives options, one of which being Mateo Pellegrino. Pellegrino had a standout season for Parma scoring nine league goals, mainly in the back half of the season. This caused Juventus interest in him, especially since they where already in talks with Parma.

Mateo Pellegrino of Parma Calcio 1913 celebrates after scoring his team’s first goal during the Serie A match between Parma Calcio 1913 and US…

Juventus and Parma had been in talks since the sale of Giovanni Daffara to Parma from Juventus. Juventus had then made inquiries about Zion Suzuki and Pellegrino. Orazio Accomando is now reporting that the two clubs remain in contacts and will close the deal soon, for around 30-35 million euros.

However, Nico Schira is reporting that the deal will be a loan with a buy option which can become an obligation. The deal being a loan will make it finically easier for Juventus to pull off. Juventus are also close to the signing as they have an agreement in principle in place with Pellegrino on a deal until 2031.

AC Milan signed Pervis Estupinan last summer as one of their many deals during that mercato. This came as they looked to build a new team for Massimilaino Allergi as he had just taken over the coaching role. Allegri needed strong full-backs on both sides to implement his system.

This lead to Milan signing Estupinan for 17 million euros from Brighton last summer. However, he turned out to be a big disappointment for AC Milan as he was quickly replaced by young Davide Bartesaghi. This led to Estupinan being benched for most games last campaign.

Davide Bartesaghi of AC Milan reacts during the Serie A match between AC Milan and Cagliari Calcio at Giuseppe Meazza Stadium on May 24, 2026 in…

Milan changed manager after last season, firing Massimiliano Allegri for Ruben Amorim. Amorim’s system is less dependenton full-backs, which means some can be sold. Bartesaghi taking over the starting spot from Estupinan last campaign means that it will likely be the Ecuadorian that leaves.

This comes as a deal to see Estupinan joining Aston Villa is being finalised. A report from Daniele Longo via X states that Estupinan has agreed upon a multi year deal with Villa on a contract worth 3 million per season. However, Longo did not state the length of that contract.

This only leaves the two clubs needing an agreement to make a deal for Estupinan possible. An agreement is close between the two clubs with only 2-3 million euros separating the clubs valuations. This should see a deal be completed in the coming days in the range of 15-20 million euros.