Giovanni Simeone was a surprise report on July 26, but now Torino are on the verge of an €8m deal with Napoli, while talks continue for Gaetano Oristanio, Jay Idzes and Kassoum Ouattara too.

It had been an exclusive here over a week ago that the Granata were interested in Simeone and the negotiations have reached the final details to get an agreement over the line.

Napoli are ready to give the all clear for him to undergo his medical, with the fee set at a total of around €8m.

Simeone’s arrival will allow Duvan Zapata all the time he needs to make a full recovery from that serious knee injury.

Torino intensifying transfer activity in August

Meanwhile, Torino are also working hard on other deals, as we already saw our exclusives on Ardian Ismajli, Franco Israel and Cyril Ngonge pan out.

They remain very interested in Oristanio, a link we made exclusively here on June 27, and over the next few days there will be more discussions with Venezia.

A deal could be done on loan without the obligation to buy, but only an option, so we shall see.

Their meeting with Venezia could also stretch to a conversation about Idzes, although Sassuolo remain on his tail too, in case Saul Coco is sold.

Watch out also for AS Monaco left-back Ouattara, as revealed by ToroZone, who is also on their radar.

Atalanta are reportedly intensifying their pursuit of Fulham centre-forward Rodrigo Muniz, with a meeting also planned for Crystal Palace striker Jean-Philippe Mateta.

According to Sky Sport Italia, 24-year-old Muniz is increasingly seen as the hot favourite to reinforce the attack in Bergamo following Mateo Retegui’s record breaking transfer to Al-Qadsiyah.

The Brazilian found the net 11 times with two assists in the Premier League last season and his contract only runs to June 2026, although the club does have an option to extend by another year.

Formerly of Flamengo, Muniz made the €8m transfer to Fulham in 2021.

Muniz and Mateta on Atalanta radar

Sky Sport Italia also warn that Atalanta directors might use the trip to England to have other meetings too, specifically with Crystal Palace.

This is because Mateta is seen as another alternative for the attack, even after the reported €34.7m proposal was rejected.

He recently turned 28 and had an impressive 14 goals with two assists in 37 Premier League appearances last term.

Udinese are reportedly the favourites to snap up Belgium international Axel Witsel, who is a free agent after his Atletico Madrid contract expired.

The 36-year-old did not see his deal extended by Atletico Madrid when it was allowed to run down in June.

According to Belgian transfer expert Sacha Tavolieri, the club currently out in front for his signature is Udinese.

Why Udinese are favourites for Witsel

His priority is to get as much regular playing time as possible at a high level so that he can earn his place in the Belgium squad going towards the 2026 World Cup.

Udinese are in turn looking for more quality and experience in the side, especially as veteran Florian Thauvin is on the verge of a move to RC Lens.

Witsel had been close to a Serie A experience once before, famously sitting in a hotel for hours waiting for the move to Juventus on deadline day in 2016, only for the deadline to pass with no agreement between clubs.

A product of the Standard Liege academy, he had experiences with Benfica, Zenit St Petersburg, Tianjin Quanjian, Borussia Dortmund and Atletico Madrid.

Napoli are edging closer to an agreement with Juventus for midfielder Fabio Miretti, as Sky Sport Italia report they offered €14m.

The 22-year-old is a product of the Bianconeri youth academy who spent last season on loan at Genoa, where he made 25 Serie A appearances, scoring three goals and providing three assists.

His agent Giovanni Branchini confirmed last week that there had been some negotiations between the two clubs.

Miretti targeted by Napoli for midfield

Now Sky Sport Italia transfer pundit Gianluca Di Marzio claims that an offer has been made worth €14m.

It remains to be seen if it will be sufficient to get a deal over the line, but Napoli are said to be increasingly optimistic that it can be achieved.

Miretti only celebrated his 22^nd birthday yesterday and his contract with Juventus runs to June 2028.

He has one senior cap for Italy, which was achieved in November 2022.

Another candidate for the Napoli midfield is Giovanni Fabbian of Bologna.

Simon Sohm has officially completed his transfer from Parma to Fiorentina and assures his aim is to ‘qualify for the Champions League.’

The midfielder had his medical tests this morning after the clubs reached an agreement for the fee.

It is believed to have cost €15m plus a further €1m in add-ons, while Parma can retain a five per cent cut of any future sale.

The negotiations had been dragging on for the best part of a month and there was finally a breakthrough last week.

Sohm eager to begin Fiorentina adventure

“It is a beautiful city, I really like the Viola Park complex too, so I am very happy,” he told the official club website.

“Serie A is a very strong league, I already experienced that last season. Now I want to take another step up and Fiorentina is a great club where I can grow. I want to help the team, and also grow individually.”

Sohm was rather lonely at the training ground in Florence, because the squad is already in England for their pre-season tour, where they were beaten in a friendly by Leicester City at the weekend.

“My idea is to qualify for the Champions League and tomorrow I’ll get to meet my new teammates.”

The Switzerland international had been at Parma since his €6.4m move from FC Zurich in October 2020.

That means he helped the Ducali to promotion from Serie B and then to remain in the top flight.

Last season, Sohm contributed four goals in 37 Serie A appearances for the club.

Along with Ardon Jashari, Milan are also reported to be closing on an agreement with Young Boys for Zachary Athekame, offering €8m plus add-ons, confirming Alfredo Pedullà’s story.

The Rossoneri are really pushing hard to complete the squad for coach Max Allegri after returning to Italy from their pre-season tour.

Athekame ready for Milan transfer

According to multiple sources including Fabrizio Romano and Sky Sport Italia, they have made a fresh proposal to Swiss team Young Boys.

The asking price had dropped to €10m, and a €7m offer was rejected, so the latest bid is believed to be worth €8m plus add-ons.

They trust it will be sufficient to sign Athekame, especially as the player has made it clear to his employers that he only wants to join Milan.

The 20-year-old right-back can also play in a more advanced role and was linked with Bologna and Udinese too.

Last season, he contributed one goal and three assists in 43 competitive games for Young Boys.

There are reports in Belgium and Italy that Milan have finally agreed a deal with Club Brugge for Ardon Jashari for €33.5m plus €4.5m in add-ons.

According to transfer experts Sacha Tavolieri and Daniele Longo, the two clubs talked again this afternoon and reached a significant breakthrough.

Part of that was, in the view of MilanNews, a change in the payment terms that ensured Club Brugge would get their cash quicker than previously anticipated.

It is therefore possible they agreed to reformulate the offer to a larger part in fixed fee and smaller figure set aside for bonuses.

Calciomercato.com put those figures at €33.5m fixed fee and €4.5m add-ons, so the total remains €38m.

Jashari only wanted Milan

The matter has been dragging on for weeks and the player intervened personally to beg for them to shake hands on this move.

It comes after an offer worth €38m including add-ons was rejected, much to the anger of the midfielder and his entourage, who felt this was more than adequate.

The Switzerland international turned 23 last week and promised to snub other offers from the likes of Bayer Leverkusen, Chelsea and the Saudi Pro League.

He had his heart set on Milan, having become a supporter during a childhood visit to San Siro for a Champions League fixture.

Juventus are trying to revitalise Teun Koopmeiners after a dismal debut season by taking him back to a deeper midfield role, similar to the one he had with Atalanta.

The Netherlands international arrived last summer as a huge investment, costing €58.4m plus bonuses to poach from Bergamo.

His performances made him look like a shadow of the player who had been so admired with Atalanta, and part of that was the tactical position reserved for him by both Thiago Motta and Igor Tudor.

Koopmeiners tweak can revive Juventus

According to La Gazzetta dello Sport, Tudor is now experimenting with a tweak that could give Koopmeiners greater control and make the most of his characteristics.

He struggled as a trequartista behind the striker, either in a 3-4-2-1 formation or the 4-2-3-1 system.

The plan therefore is to pull Koopmeiners back into a deeper midfield role, where he can dictate the tempo and spray passes for his teammates.

That in turn is affecting the transfer strategy, because it means Juventus are pushing to find forwards rather than midfielders, even if Douglas Luiz and Weston McKennie are sold.

In the most recent friendly outing against Reggiana, Fabio Miretti was used in the trequartista slot, with Koopmeiners joining Manuel Locatelli in the two-man midfield.

Luka Modric reveals why he has supported Milan since childhood and hopes to follow in Zlatan Ibrahimovic’s footsteps. ‘We mustn’t be content just with qualifying for the Champions League.’

The veteran midfielder turns 40 next month, but after 13 years at Real Madrid where he won it all including the Ballon d’Or, he wanted one last challenge.

It was also a childhood dream come true, having supported the Rossoneri since becoming enamoured with the style of his Croatian hero Zvonimir Boban.

“I grew up watching Italian football and Milan was my favourite team in Italy, especially as they had my idol Boban, so I always had a particular affection for the Rossoneri,” he revealed in his presentation press conference.

“I used to talk to Boban about Milan whenever we met up. I saw Zlatan Ibrahimovic, while Carlo Ancelotti also spoke highly about Milan. I always had this very positive impression of the club and its fans. The welcome I received was remarkable.”

He signed a one-year contract with an option to extend to June 2027.

Modric supported AC Milan since childhood

This event was delayed because he had to finish his Real Madrid commitments in the FIFA Club World Cup, then go on a three week vacation before starting pre-season training today.

“We remember Milan as one of the best teams in the world. We mustn’t be content just with a mediocre season or qualifying for the Champions League.

“That is my vision of Milan, but we must also be humble, work hard to get the team back to the highest level. I am very competitive and I want to bring this to the team.

“The minimum objective is to qualify for the Champions League, but Milan must also fight to win trophies. It is my objective, and must be for anyone who works at Milan.”

They finished last term with a trophy, the Supercoppa Italiana, but lost the Coppa Italia Final to Bologna and failed to qualify for any UEFA tournament.

This will at least give new coach Max Allegri time to work with his players in training throughout the week and focus all their energy on Serie A.

“I can offer my experience. I will work hard, give my all and try to do the same things that I did elsewhere,” continued Modric.

“I know there are big expectations around me, but I am ready for that. I cannot wait to start this challenge. I watch a lot of Serie A, also because there are so many Croatian players, and I always enjoyed Italian football. It is very competitive and getting back to the era where it was the best tournament in the world.

“The teams are really well-organised and this makes it different to LaLiga. I must adapt quickly to this style of football. I can’t wait to get to meet Allegri, he is one of the best coaches in the world, a winner.”

Milan director of sport Igli Tare flew to Croatia in order to personally present the project to Modric, a gesture that further intrigued him.

“It was a very easy choice once Tare called and when he came to Croatia, it showed how much Milan really believed I could still perform at the highest level. That was a turning point for me,” confessed the player.

“I needed time to talk to my family, but in my heart I already knew this was the best choice. I saw the faith they had in me.”

Although Modric turns 40 in September, the last player of that age to represent Milan was Ibrahimovic, and he won the Scudetto.

“I hope something similar can happen, I’d be very happy,” he replied.

Among the highlights for a dismal campaign last year was a Champions League victory away to Real Madrid.

“Clearly, last season did not go well for Milan, but that is in the past now. We must work hard and look to the future with confidence. If Milan play the way they did at the Bernabeu last season, we must understand why they couldn’t always play like that. It means the level of quality is high and we need to keep it like that constantly.”

Ivan Rakitic wrote on social media that Milan are ‘so lucky to have’ Modric, but the Croatian legend feels differently.

“I am lucky to be part of this enormous club like Milan, and I take nothing for granted. I do not see myself as someone special, I am just a normal guy who likes to play football and am fortunate enough to play for a big club like Milan.

“I can’t wait to start this new adventure, I am fired up and hope it can go along with my expectations. It is a great sensation to be able to help the team, but one player cannot do anything by himself, no matter what his name is. We must create a team, within which the individuals can give their best,” concluded Modric.

Roma are reportedly turning towards Lecce for reinforcements, looking to strikers Nikola Krstovic and Santiago Pierotti, especially if Artem Dovbyk leaves.

The Giallorossi are trying to transform their squad to suit the tactics of new coach Gian Piero Gasperini, which means a great deal of turnover in the current group.

Dovbyk is believed to be on the market after just one season in Serie A where he struggled to adapt, and the asking price would be around €30m.

Lecce strikers intrigue Roma

According to Calciomercato.it, the primary target to replace him is Krstovic, who has in turn put Roma at the top of his own personal wish list.

The Montenegro international scored 11 goals with five assists in 37 Serie A appearances for Lecce last season and would cost circa €25m.

He has also been linked with Atalanta and Leeds United, but would prefer to come to the Stadio Olimpico.

Sky Sport Italia point out that Roma are also targeting another Lecce player, namely Pierotti.

The Argentine only arrived in January 2024 and found the net four times with two assists in 36 Serie A games last season.

The versatile 24-year-old can play in a variety of attacking roles, mainly down the right wing.

The Alvaro Morata saga might finally be coming to an end with reports Como intervened to offer €3m to Galatasaray, helping to break the Milan loan impasse.

The striker agreed personal terms almost two months ago and has been increasingly frustrated by the lack of progress for this return to Serie A.

The problem is that he joined Galatasaray on loan in January for €6m with an obligation to buy in January 2026 for a further €8m.

Galatasaray want Morata golden handshake payment

Now the Turkish team is demanding a big payment to interrupt that agreement, release him back to Milan so that he can then join Como.

According to Calciomercato.com, the breakthrough can be achieved if Como help Milan to pay that penalty, so President Mirwan Suwarso is stepping in to propose €3m.

That can reduce Milan’s payment to just €5-6m so that everyone can be satisfied with the outcome.

Como coach Cesc Fabregas is eager to work with Morata, who turns 33 in October and brings valuable experience to what is otherwise a largely young team.

Milan had only purchased the Spaniard from Atletico Madrid for €13m in July 2024.

Lorenzo Lucca scores for the second game in a row and Vanja Milinkovic-Savic made his Napoli debut, but Antonio Conte’s men lost 2-1 to Stade Brestois.

This was the opportunity for new goalkeeper Milinkovic-Savic to make his debut following the transfer from Torino.

Summer additions Sam Beukema, Kevin De Bruyne, Lorenzo Lucca and Noa Lang were also in the starting XI, but players like Scott McTominay, Alessandro Buongiorno, Alex Meret, Matias Olivera and Billy Gilmour were not fully fit.

David Neres had several early chances, while Giacomo Raspadori and Beukema efforts were straight at the goalkeeper.

It was Brest who broke the deadlock with Ludovic Ajorque surprising Amir Rrahmani, then the same striker was ready to nod in a Romain Del Castillo cross.

De Bruyne was unlucky not to get one back before half-time, as his acrobatic back-heel flick thumped the upright.

Lucca did get Napoli on the scoresheet from close range on the Matteo Politano assist, after an initial Giovanni Di Lorenzo run.

Andre Frank Zambo Anguissa almost equalised from another Politano cross, this time his header skimmed the woodwork, and De Bruyne’s scorcher forced a tough save.

Napoli 1-2 Brest

Ajorque 28, 32 (B), Lucca 63 (N)

Napoli: Milinkovic-Savic; Di Lorenzo, Rrahmani, Beukema (Obaretin 72), Spinazzola (Mazzocchi 83); De Bruyne, Lobotka, Raspadori (Anguissa 67); Neres (Politano 61), Lucca (Lukaku 67), Lang (Zanoli 76)

Roma have officially sent Saud Abdulhamid to RC Lens on loan with an option to buy for a reported fee of €2-3m.

The 26-year-old right-back was presented by his new club with a video inspired by The Simpsons.

𝙻𝚎𝚜 𝙻𝙴𝙽𝚂𝙾𝙸𝚂 𝚏𝚘𝚗𝚝 𝚕𝚎𝚞𝚛 𝚖𝚎𝚛𝚌𝚊𝚝𝚘

Épisode 5 : Bollaert-Delelis comme nouveau jardin.

𝚂𝙰𝚄𝙳 𝙰𝙱𝙳𝚄𝙻𝙷𝙰𝙼𝙸𝙳 𝙴𝚂𝚃 𝙻𝙴𝙽𝚂𝙾𝙸𝚂. #LesLensois pic.twitter.com/OCxsJo3A58

— Racing Club de Lens (@RCLens) August 3, 2025

He had only joined Roma a year ago from Al-Hilal for €2.5m, but struggled to get regular playing time at the Stadio Olimpico.

In one full season, he made just eight competitive appearances, nonetheless managing to score one goal and provide one assist.

Saud Abdulhamid leaves Roma for Lens

According to reports in France, the transfer is a loan with option to buy at the end of the season.

The option is believed to be worth circa €2-3m.

Roma had been in advanced negotiations to send Abdulhamid to Toulouse FC instead, but they could not make the squad work with non-EU slots.

He became the first ever Saudi Arabian player to feature in Serie A.

Napoli have Miguel Gutierrez in their grasp for €20m and agreed personal terms with the Girona player, but have still not made a decision on whether to sign him.

The left-back has just turned 24 last month and is a product of the Real Madrid youth academy, who made the move to Girona FC in 2022.

Gutierrez has already agreed Napoli terms

As we already reported earlier this week, the interest had started in mid-May, before Napoli turned to look at other issues to resolve.

We added that a decision wouldn’t arrive in 24-48 hours from Wednesday, because the club is trying to reflect on the situation.

Indeed, we are now on Sunday and Napoli have still not pulled the trigger, quite simply because they are waiting for the next two friendly matches against Brest today and Casertana tomorrow morning.

After that, they can make a decision on whether to go all in or consider investing in other roles.

The Ademola Lookman situation is escalating after his damning statement complaining of ‘broken promises’ and ‘bad treatment’ by Atalanta, as the Nigeria national team ‘stands with’ him.

The striker broke his silence on the club refusing to accept the latest offer from Inter, which is believed to be worth €42m plus €3m in add-ons.

La Dea are requesting €50m, but he insists the proposal is sufficient for a sale and they are “blocking the opportunity for reasons I do not understand.”

Lookman rants at Atalanta

He announced via Instagram that he has made a formal transfer request to Atalanta, although never mentioning Inter, this is his desired destination.

“As a result and after many months of broken promises and what I feel has been poor treatment towards me as both a human being and as a professional footballer, sadly I feel I have no choice but to speak out for what I believe is right and I feel that enough is enough. I can confirm I have now handed in a formal transfer request.”

Now the Nigeria national team has got involved with the situation, posting a statement on X, formerly known as Twitter, that puts the blame squarely on Atalanta.

“We stand with Ademola Lookman,” read the official Super Eagles team account.

We stand with Ademola Lookman
@Alookman_ pic.twitter.com/pQkNAkki8O

— Super Eagles (@NGSuperEagles) August 3, 2025

Atalanta in turn feel that they are being unfairly maligned by holding out for a €50m asking price, one which other clubs may well be prepared to pay.

Set to turn 28 in October, Lookman was purchased from RB Leipzig for €10.85m plus add-ons in 2022 and flourished, winning the Europa League with a hat-trick in the Final and being named African Player of the Year.

Roma are still seeking an attacking wide man, with options including Claudio Echeverri of Manchester City, Dorgeles Nene, Fabio Silva, Julio Enciso and Antonio Nusa.

The Giallorossi have already invested heavily this summer to revamp the squad in the vision of new coach Gian Piero Gasperini.

According to the Corriere dello Sport, the former Atalanta tactician is pressuring director of sport Frederic Massara to find him a player in one particular role.

That is a wide forward who can take men on and allow him to adapt fully to the 3-4-2-1 formation.

Echeverri top of Roma wish list

The first choice would seem to be Echeverri, who is available on loan from Manchester City and reportedly turned down a move to Girona.

The two clubs could negotiate an option to buy along with a counter-option.

Other candidates include Red Bull Salzburg winger Dorgeles Nene, a 22-year-old Mali international who had already been linked with Bologna this summer.

With 15 goals and nine assists last season, he could be available on loan.

More expensive alternatives are Enciso of Brighton and Hove Albion, RB Leipzig talent Nusa, and versatile Fabio Silva.

While Fabio Silva could not be released on loan, his price tag could be as little as €15m, considering his contract with Wolves expires at the end of the season.

Cagliari have officially signed Semih Kilicsoy from Besiktas, on loan with an option to buy at the end of the season for a reported total €14m fee.

The striker flew out for his medical tests on Friday and put pen to paper on the contract this afternoon.

It is believed to be a loan for one season at a cost of €1m, with an option to make it permanent for a further €12m, plus €2m in possible add-ons.

Besiktas are also thought to retain a 20 per cent cut of the future sale fee.

Cagliari coup with Kilicsoy

Kilicsoy is considered a huge talent in Turkish football, who turns 20 later this month and can play as a centre-forward or in a wider role.

Despite still being only 19 years of age, he already has four senior caps for Turkey playing under coach Vincenzo Montella, and scored five goals in six games for his country at Under-21 level, where he was the captain.

He made his Super Lig debut at the age of 17 and scored his first goal in July 2023.

Forza Semih pic.twitter.com/1l3B8brcvo

— Cagliari Calcio (@CagliariCalcio) August 3, 2025

Ademola Lookman confirmed he ‘handed in a formal transfer request’ to Atalanta, complaining they are ‘blocking the opportunity for reasons I do not understand’ to join Inter.

The Nigeria international made it abundantly clear he wants to make the move to San Siro, feeling the offer of €45m including add-ons is sufficient to get a deal over the line.

After reports this afternoon that he sent in a transfer request, he confirmed it with a statement on his Instagram account.

Lookman statement confirms transfer request

“Over the past three years at Atalanta, I’ve given absolutely everything. Not just as a footballer, but as a person. I’ve always worn the shirt with pride and tried to represent this club and the city of Bergamo with heart, passion and dedication.

“I came here with the hope of helping this special club grow and together, we’ve created memories that will stay with me forever. Winning the Europa League and standing shoulder to shoulder with my teammates that night in Dublin celebrating with our fans was one of the proudest moments of my career so far. It still gives me goosebumps thinking about it.

“Atalanta, and especially its supporters, have become a part of me. This place has felt like home from the moment I arrived and I’ve always tried to repay that love – even in moments where things haven’t been easy behind the scenes.

“That’s what makes writing this so hard. I have loved every moment but feel that now, after three wonderful years in Bergamo, it is the right time to move on and experience a new adventure.

“There have been numerous clubs approach Atalanta in the past and I have previously always stayed loyal. However, myself and the ownership of the club have been in agreement that now is the right time and the club were clear with me that if a fair offer came in they would allow me to move.

Despite now receiving an offer in alignment to what I believe had been discussed sadly the club are blocking the opportunity for reasons I do not understand.

“As a result and after many months of broken promises and what I feel has been poor treatment towards me as both a human being and as a professional footballer, sadly I feel I have no choice but to speak out for what I believe is right and I feel that enough is enough.

“I can confirm I have now handed in a formal transfer request.

“Even throughout the extremely difficult moments I’ve endured, many of which have remained private and confidential, I have always tried to put the club, the fans and the team first and hoped it would not get to this, but I unfortunately feel there is now little choice.

“To the fans – the heartbeat of this club – I want to say this: I’m truly sorry it’s come to this. I hope you can understand this incredibly difficult situation. It’s simply about standing up for what I believe is fair and right. The support you have always given me has been incredible and the bond we have created together is special.

“I hope to work together with the club to find an amicable solution for all parties as soon as possible.

“With love and gratitude, Ademola.”

 

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The rapport between Lookman and Atalanta had begun to crumble last year, when he tried to push through a move to Paris Saint-Germain, but the club held firm.

It then collapsed completely in the Champions League play-off elimination at the hands of Club Brugge in February when he insisted on taking a crucial penalty, which was saved by Simon Mignolet.

Coach Gian Piero Gasperini then confirmed in his press conference that Lookman was not supposed to step up, as he was “one of the worst penalty takers I’ve ever seen” with a terrible record in training.

Mateo Retegui and Charles De Ketelaere were supposed to be ahead of him in the ranking for that role.

Gasperini’s departure has done little to calm the storm between the club and player, however, as he seems determined to join Inter.

Now the Nigeria international is trying to force through the transfer to Inter, much like Teun Koopmeiners did with Juventus last summer.

Sunday’s reports claim that Nigeria international Ademola Lookman has formally submitted a transfer request, as he attempts to force through a move to join Cristian Chivu’s Inter. 

According to reports from Fabrizio Romano, Lookman has now formally requested to leave Atalanta, who have recently rejected a bid of €45m including add-ons for the reigning African Player of the Year. 

Romano adds that the player’s desire is to join Inter this summer. The frustrated 27-year-old has recently removed all traces of his association with Atalanta from his social media profiles. 

Lookman attempting to force move away from Atalanta

Atalanta remain adamant that it will take a fee of €50m to sign the Nigeria international this summer. Inter’s most recent offer reportedly stood at €42m plus €3m in bonuses, which has not been accepted. 

It remains to be seen whether the Nerazzurri will come back in with an improved offer for the former Leicester, Fulham and Everton forward. 

Recent reports claim that Inter have already opened talks with Chelsea for Christopher Nkunku, who is seen as the first-choice alternative to Lookman this summer.