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Serie A clubs AC Milan and Juventus lead major summer transfer activity

The 2026 summer transfer window for Serie A has concluded with significant activity from major clubs. AC Milan and Juventus emerged as the most aggressive spenders. AC Milan, under new manager Ruben Amorim, invested approximately €165 million, headlined by the €74 million signing of Gonçalo Ramos from PSG and the €65 million acquisition of Diego Moreira. Juventus followed closely with €164 million in spending, including the €50 million permanent signing of Randal Kolo Muani.

At AC Milan, the window was marked by internal roster shifts. Fikayo Tomori, who had been sidelined from the main project, has been officially reinstated into the first team following a failed move to Fulham. Additionally, midfielder Warren Bondo faces uncertainty after a potential move to Turkey cooled, leaving him as a possible option for reintegration.

Other notable movements include Bologna FC, which rejected transfer attempts for Juan Miranda and maintained Jay Enem in the squad despite initial loan plans. AS Roma reported a positive economic impact of €3.75 million despite a high transfer spend, while Inter Milan completed several high-profile arrivals including John Stones and Curtis Jones.

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AC Milan · Bologna FC · Diego Moreira · Fikayo Tomori · Gonçalo Ramos · Juventus · Ruben Amorim · Serie A · Youssouf Fofana

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