Italian football clubs negotiate high‑profile summer transfers amid rumors and disputes

Serie A clubs are active in the summer market. AC Milan is close to signing Portuguese striker Gonçalo Ramos from Paris Saint‑Germain after a medical, with a reported total fee of around €70 million, which would make him the most expensive purchase in the club’s history. Como is preparing a €60 million bid for Argentine playmaker Nico Paz, while Inter is linked to Belgian full‑back Anan Khalaili. Juventus continues defensive talks, targeting Tarik Muharemović and John Lucumì. Roma is near a new contract for Paulo Dybala. Napoli’s director Giuntoli complained about leaks regarding defender Mario Gila, a player also pursued by Atalanta, highlighting growing tensions over transfer transparency. The market is marked by competing offers, undisclosed negotiations, and strategic positioning ahead of the new season.