Fiorentina's transfer plans and Serie A market domino involving Piccoli, Bologna and Juventus

Fiorentina is active in the summer market, seeking to off‑load several players and reinforce the squad. The club is negotiating the possible sale of forward Roberto Piccoli, whose valuation of €18‑20 million is creating a gap with Bologna, which has expressed interest but has not yet made an offer. Fiorentina is also in advanced talks with Eintracht Frankfurt for Tunisian midfielder Ellyes Skhiri, with a reported fee of €1.5‑2 million, and has secured the loan of Argentine youngster Franco Mastantuono from Real Madrid.

Bologna continues to track Piccoli as a target to strengthen its attack, while Parma and Juventus are also monitoring the player. Juventus appears to be a spectator in the emerging domino effect, still searching for a striker after potential departures. Sampdoria’s market activity is stalled, with several negotiations, including for goalkeeper Peter Vindahl, remaining on hold. Meanwhile, lower‑division club Paganese hinted at a possible “bomb” signing after confirming the arrival of Sicurella, though no details have emerged.

Overall, the Serie A transfer window is characterised by interconnected moves, with Fiorentina’s decisions influencing the strategies of Bologna, Juventus and other clubs.