Italian football clubs plan transfers and structural changes

Italian football clubs are actively planning for upcoming transfer windows and structural changes. Juventus is focusing on long-term squad reinforcement, monitoring targets such as Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg, Brahim Díaz, and Brian Brobbey, while also considering free agents like Mateo Kovacic and Alisson Becker for future seasons.

Club stability remains a key theme, with Claudio Marchisio highlighting the unique strength of the Agnelli-Elkann ownership at Juventus. Meanwhile, Napoli is looking to bolster its defense with Oumar Solet, valued at approximately 20 million euros.

In management news, Inter Milan has entered a new cycle with Dario Baccin promoted to sporting director under Giuseppe Marotta. Additionally, Aurelio De Laurentiis has proposed radical changes to the football product, suggesting the elimination or shortening of the halftime interval to better engage younger audiences in the digital age.