Juventus, Milan and Inter drive Serie A transfer moves amid Ronaldo's World Cup exit

Italian clubs are active in the summer transfer market. Juventus is scouting Mateo Pellegrino, a forward valued around €30 million, while keeping interest in Kolo Muani. Parma has indicated willingness to loan the player. Milan, under new coach Rúben Amorim, is pressing to build a competitive squad, and Inter is evaluating several profiles to strengthen its roster.

The 2022 World Cup saw Portugal eliminated by Spain, ending Cristiano Ronaldo’s likely final appearance at the tournament. The loss marked the end of an era for the Portuguese star as the team bowed out in the knockout stage.

Atalanta is also reshaping its attack, with manager Gian Piero Gasperini considering Belgium’s Charles De Ketelaere in a central striker role, while rumors swirl about moves involving Gianluca Scamacca and other forwards. Tactical discussions focus on flexible front‑line arrangements across Serie A clubs.