Plenty of interesting speculation today. Here is a full round-up of all the best stories
CALCIOMERCATO.IT TRANSFER NEWS RUMOURS AUGUST 29 / ROMA – Plenty of interesting transfer news and speculations today! Here is a full round-up of all the best stories, gossip and rumours from Calciomercato.it and more newspapers and websites.
JUVENTUS
– Juventus coach Massimiliano Allegri has reiterated that Manchester United target Arturo Vidal will remain at the club.
ROMA
– As Roma have agreed a €15M fee with Psg for Adrien Rabiot. The Serie A side must now agree personal terms with the player. (L’Equipe)
NAPOLI
– Napoli are closing in on the signing of David Lopez from Espanyol. (La Gazzetta dello Sport)
– Lorenzo Insigne and Josè Maria Callejon want to leave Napoli. (La Gazzetta dello Sport)
INTER
– CALCIOMERCATO.IT EXCLUSIVE! Inter Milan officials are set to meet Fredy Guarin’s agent today over the future of the Colombia international.
– MILAN
– Chelsea have given Fernando Torres permission to have a medical at Ac Milan. (Milan Channel)
– Ac Milan’s move for van Ginkel looks back on, after a phone call with Chelsea manager Josè Mourinho. (La Gazzetta dello Sport)
LAZIO
– Santiago Gentiletti and Edson Braafheid have been officially unveiled as Lazio Roma players.
FIORENTINA
– CALCIOMERCATO.IT EXCLUSIVE! Fiorentina target Modibo Diakitè is willing to return to Serie A. The player has mutually terminated his contract with Sunderland.
– Fiorentina owner Andrea Della Valle has confirmed that Juan Cuadrado is set to stay with the club.
CESENA
– CALCIOMERCATO.IT EXCLUSIVE! Turkish side Gaziantepsor have joined Cesena in the race to sign Galatasaray’s Lucas Ontivero.
GENOA
– CALCIOMERCATO.IT EXCLUSIVE! Both Palermo and Spezia have failed to agree a deal for Genoa defender Daniele Portanova.
PARMA
– CALCIOMERCATO.iT EXCLUSIVE! Parma target Sebastian Blanco is set for a move to the Premier League.
REAL MADRID
– CALCIOMERCATO.IT WORLD EXCLUSIVE! Real Madrid have reached an agreement for the transfer of Monaco striker Radamel Falcao.
