It has been a busy day in Serie A with several transfers completed, including Simon Sohm to Fiorentina and Abdoulaye Ndiaye coming in at Parma.

Which official transfers were announced in Serie A on August 4, 2025?

Football Italia takes a look at every confirmed move in Italy’s top flight today.

Parma in and out

The Stadio Tardini was the centre of attention today, with one player coming in and another going out.

Sohm headed for the exit and completed his €15m plus €1m in add-ons transfer to Fiorentina, with the Ducali keeping a cut of the future sale fee.

Meanwhile, Parma brought in central defender Ndiaye from Troyes, with an agreement believed to be worth €6.5m plus bonuses.

Elsewhere, Roma have sold Ola Solbakken to Nordsjaelland after a series of loan experiences, bringing in a fee of circa €1m.

Bologna also sold defender Martin Erlic to FC Mitdjylland, again in the Danish Super League, for a reported €5m.

Serie A transfers completed on August 4, 2025

Simon Sohm from Parma to Fiorentina (permanent)

Abdoulaye Ndiaye from Troyes to Parma (permanent)

Alessio Brambilla from Cremonese to Bra (loan)

Martin Erlic from Bologna to Midtjylland (permanent)

Ola Solbakken from Roma to Nordsjaelland (permanent)

Joshua Tenkorang from Cremonese to Ravenna (free)

Mattia Scaringi from Cremonese to Ravenna (loan)

Gian Piero Gasperini announced a radical change in the Roma approach, as Lorenzo Pellegrini is no longer the captain. ‘I have 7-8 captains and hope they can become 15 or 20.’

The new coach spoke to reporters at the UK training ground during their pre-season tour, which is going to culminate in friendly matches against Aston Villa and Everton.

You can read the rest of his comments here.

Roma take captaincy pressure off Pellegrini

Among the other subjects discussed, Gasperini was asked whether Pellegrini would still be the undisputed captain of the Giallorossi this season, as he has been since 2021.

“It is not going to be an issue,” assured the former Atalanta boss.

“We will adopt a system that has always worked well with me, which is giving the armband to whoever has the most appearances for that club.

“I have 7-8 captains and hope they can become 15 or 20. The captains are those who play for the team and have a sense of attachment.

“It is a hierarchy based on appearances for the club and that is all. There is nothing else to be considered.”

The decision was also aided by the fact that Pellegrini is currently injured, so would not have been able to wear the armband at the start of the season anyway.

“He was left behind in Rome so that he could focus on making a full recovery and improve his fitness levels.”

Although Pellegrini was born and raised in the Roma academy, representing the club he has supported since birth, he is not the current player with the most appearances.

That goes to Stephan El Shaarawy with 320 games for the Giallorossi, followed by Bryan Cristante on 318.

Pellegrini is only third in that list with 316 matches, then there is a big gap until Gianluca Mancini on 274.

Gian Piero Gasperini reveals how he is trying to improve Artem Dovbyk ‘weaknesses’ and the players Roma still need to bring in this summer. ‘The teams with the best strikers are the most competitive.’

They are on a pre-season tour in the UK and training at St. George’s Park ahead of friendly matches against Aston Villa on August 6 and then Everton on August 9.

“We are now into the final phase of preparation and this is the ideal place because of the weather, so we also have some good tests coming up,” Gasperini told reporters.

This is a brand new project with a radically different style of football, but also a big change for him too after nine years of working with Atalanta.

“A few roles need to be filled, but the team is taking shape. A lot will depend on how strong we are in attack and that can determine the strength of the squad. It’s not just true for us, but for all teams, you see that the biggest investments are made on the forwards. The teams with the best strikers are the most competitive.”

Gasperini revamping Roma to fit his football

Roma already have some big names upfront, although Paulo Dybala is still recovering from a serious injury, while Dovbyk has struggled in his first Serie A season.

“Dybala is with us going through his personalised training schedule, but we hope next week he can return to working with the squad. Dovbyk was a big investment, he scored goals and showed he is a valuable centre-forward,” said Gasperini.

“We are working to improve some of his weaknesses, like his ability to link up with the rest of the team. He mustn’t be too early or too late, so it’s like music, if you have the wrong tempo, it becomes a problem.”

Roma have already brought in several new faces this summer, including Flamengo wingback Wesley, who had already been targeted by Gasperini at his old club.

“He is a player who was in Roma’s sights, and I knew him well because Atalanta had practically done a deal last year, then it all fell apart at the last minute. Wesley was not a specific request of mine, but a profile that the club was already tracking, as he is a Brazil international and has real margin for improvement. If he had already been a complete player, he’d have cost a lot more.”

Daniele Ghilardi was snapped up from Hellas Verona for over €10m plus add-ons to reinforce the defence, which is now consolidated with a three-man structure.

“He is one of the profiles that Roma were looking for and one of the reasons why I was called here,” explained Gasperini.

“The club needs to work and grow with young players, creating a squad that can become stronger over time. The lads are eager to have a great season.”

Among the roles that still need to be filled is that of trequartista, a creative midfielder who can sit behind the striker.

“We are almost complete, but are a bit stretched thin in some areas, so we need more players, because not everyone can take part in 50 games.”

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.

Various outlets in Italy are reporting that Roma are attempting to close a surprise deal for 20-year-old Legia Warsaw defender Jan Ziolkowski, who has also been linked with a move to join fellow Serie A side Udinese. 

Reports Roma closing in on Ziolkowski deal

The Giallorossi are in contact with representatives from Legia Warsaw to discuss a deal for the Poland U20 international, according to reports from Gianluca Di Marzio. 

Updates confirm that Roma will speak with Legia Warsaw again on Monday afternoon in an attempt to close a deal for the promising young centre-back. 

Fabrizio Romano reports that Udinese are also among the clubs interested in signing Ziolkowski this summer, but Di Marzio claims that the proposal from Kosta Runjaic’s side has since been turned down. 

Stood at 6’4 in height, Ziolkowski is a traditional centre-back, and is coming in off the back of his first full season in senior football, during which he made 28 appearances across all competitions for the Legia first team.

Manchester City talent Claudio Echeverri has dropped a clue that he could be set to join Roma by leaving a comment on a recent post by current Giallorossi forward Matias Soule. 

Roma, who are still looking to bring in multiple attacking reinforcements this window, are closing in on the signing of 19-year-old Argentina talent Echeverri on a season-long loan deal from Manchester City. 

The Giallorossi also have Fabio Silva, Nene and Antonio Nusa among their list of potential attacking additions. 

Echeverri keen on Roma loan, Man City reluctant to sell

Echeverri, who also has options to join Man City’s sister club Girona on loan, as well as reported opportunities in France, is reportedly keen to join Roma. 

He recently dropped a hint by commenting ‘Topp Amigo’ on the latest Instagram post from Roma forward and compatriot Soule, on a series of pictures from Roma’s recent 2-0 pre-season friendly victory over Lens. 

 

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According to reports from Calciomercato.com, Man City have presented Echeverri with a plan that involved joining Girona on loan for the 2025-26 season, before hopefully breaking into the first-team picture on a regular basis at the Premier League club for 2026-27. 

However, Echeverri would reportedly like to play in either the Champions League or Europa League in 2025-26, which makes Roma an enticing option. 

Man City are adamant that they will only let the teenager leave on a straight loan deal for 2025-26, however Roma are reportedly hoping to include some form of option to buy, which could complicate negotiations.

La Gazzetta dello Sport

‘Scudetto, Juve is there’ 

Interview with Bremer 

Advising Neymar to finish here with me 

Returning more nasty, Yildiz is our Yamal 

Weah to Marseille, 18 million for the market 

Lookman sticks his elbow in 

Final sprint 

‘Treated badly, I’m leaving’ 

Atalanta problem, Inter waiting 

Baresi’s battle 

The Milan legend battles illness 

Corriere dello Sport

‘Free me’ 

Lookman: Only Inter 

‘Treated badly: I want to leave Atalanta’

Accuses La Dea: ‘Months of broken promises, I am loyal’

Tough message from Ademola on Instagram ‘There was an agreement, let me go for a fair offer: It arrived, but the club are blocking this opportunity. I don’t understand why’

Juventus account: 106 million 

That’s the figure spent on redeeming five players 

The Bianconeri have only bought in David for free and Joao Mario for 12.6 million, but are in the top 10 squads in the world by investment over the last two years 

Napoli, De Bruyne is the light 

KO against Brest (1-2) 

Milan between Jashari and Athekame 

Duel meetings with Brugge and Young Boys

Roma, table for three 

Echeverri threatens Nene, and Fabio Silva: What a sprint 

Tuttosport 

‘Everything changes now’ 

Bremer as Juve leader 

‘How great to be back: I was afraid on the pitch, after the first tackles, it was over. Yes, last year was lacking in a bit of leadership, but it will be different now. And Tudor helps that’. Marseille await Weah: Advancing for Martinez from Girona 

Franco Baresi: Forza! Not just Milan with you

The ‘Kaiser’ operated on for a pulmonary nodule

The whole football world is with the honorary Rossonero vice-President. ‘It’s going to take me a little while to get back on form’

Simeone: Preparing for the Toro-Napoli meeting 

New contacts: Cholito has already given his ‘yes’ to the Granata

Total rupture between Lookman and Atalanta 

‘Why aren’t you selling me?’ 

‘I’ve given everything here, also as a person. Broken promises’. The Dea supporters ‘betrayed’. Inter wait for him 

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.

L’Equipe claim that Roma are keeping an eye on RB Leipzig midfielder Amadou Haidara, whose contract is due to expire at the end of this season.

The 27-year-old is a Mali international who came through the RB Salzburg academy before the €19m transfer to RB Leipzig in January 2019.

He has also been heavily linked with a potential move to Paris FC, with the asking price in the region of €20-25m.

Roma face strong competition for Haidara

The French newspaper warns that while Roma are showing an interest, Paris FC remain the favourites because RB Leipzig are also minority shareholders in the Ligue 1 club.

Haidara made 40 competitive appearances for RB Leipzig last season, contributing two assists.

Meanwhile, Roma are finalising the sale of attacking winger Ola Solbakken to Nordsjaelland following his loan experiences at Olympiacos, Urawa Reds and Empoli.

According to Tuttomercatoweb and Tipsbladet, he will sign a contract to 2029 and the sale is worth circa €1m.

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.

La Gazzetta dello Sport 

Vlahovic Diavolo 

We’re into the last month of the window and Dusan scores a goal for Allegri 

The Serbian comes on and scores in Juve’s friendly, but it’s too much in Bianconero 

Milan prepare the attack on the bomber and advance for full-back Athekame 

Hjulmand yes to Juve 

Miretti sees Napoli 

Lookman 

Because it’s Inter (and Chivu wants him at all costs) 

Scamacca 

Returns and scores one year later and makes everyone happy 

Corriere dello Sport 

Him again 

Juve blushes 

Vlahovis scores, David and Joao Mario debuts in grey 

The team is pegged back, even though Conceicao levelled, it finishes 202. Bremer finally on the pitch. Comollli at work for Kolo and Hjulmand 

The Raspa gold 

If he leaves, Napoli go for a double blow 

He’s on the Atletico Madrid list: DeLa values him at 30 million. Manna could buy a winger and Gutierrez. Brest today

Lookman, Inter ready for the relaunch 

Atalanta haven’t budged on the price: Marotta waiting 

A dynamic Roma: Gasp beats Lens as well 

Fifth victory through Mancini and Soule (0-2). Massara studies the plan for Nene

Lazio and Gala: Sarri can smile 

An own goal and Zaccagni: 2-2 draw in Turkey in front of Osimhen 

Tuttosport 

Juve, in the meantime, Bremer is there 

Squad packed: 2-2 against Reggiana, but the Brazilian is like a new signing 

304 days on from the bad injury to his knee, Gleison returns as a leader and comforts Tudor and his defence: ‘With a bit of patience, we’ll see him back to his best levels’

Simeons and Idzes: Toro attack 

There’s an agreement with Cholito, working on it with Napoli. Sanabria now to Cremonese. Cairo awaits two players from Venezia with the Coco money

Nicolò Zaniolo has returned to Galatasaray after a disappointing loan spell in Serie A in 2024-25, but who will give him another chance this season?

Once regarded as one of the most exciting Italian talents out there, ex-Roma star Zaniolo is facing, perhaps, the most challenging moment of his career.

The versatile striker has returned to Galatasaray after a disappointing one-season loan spell in Serie A in 2024-25, when he played first for Atalanta and then for Fiorentina.

However, the 26-year-old failed to fulfil his potential in Bergamo and Florence, returning to Galatasaray, where he has a contract until June 2027.

Zaniolo wasted latest chance to shine in Serie A

Zaniolo scored three goals and provided as many assists in 36 appearances across all competitions last term, but was never a regular starter for either Atalanta or Fiorentina.

The Italian striker has resumed training with Galatasaray in recent days and was even praised by the coach of the Turkish giants.

“Zaniolo is a talented player and we want to observe him closely during this preparation period,” said Okan Buruk via TMW.

“He’s working well, and everything is going the right way. He sent positive signals in terms of discipline and understanding of the game in friendlies. He’s an important element for us.”

According to TMW, Villarreal, Oviedo, Sunderland, and PSV have recently expressed interest in Zaniolo, while Flamengo have also been linked with a move for the former Roma star.

Back in 2023, Zaniolo was involved in a betting investigation alongside other Italian players, most notably Sandro Tonali and Nicolò Fagioli. However, contrary to his compatriots, Zaniolo was not banned as he proved he didn’t place bets on football games, but only played online blackjack, which is not forbidden by federal rules.

One of the most talented and controversial players of his generation, Zaniolo contributed to Roma’s 2021-22 Conference League victory thanks to a goal in the Final against Feyenoord.

Where will Zaniolo play in 2025-26?

However, in the following January, the Giallorossi sold him to Galatasaray on a permanent €15m deal, having failed to reach an agreement over his contract extension.

Zaniolo made his senior Italy debut in 2019 and has scored two goals in 19 international appearances to date.

His Azzurri career will undoubtedly be tied to achievements and performances at a club level, which is why Zaniolo needs to secure regular playing time in the 2025-26 season, finally proving himself up to expectations, regardless of his next destination.

Whether he stays or Galatasaray or leaves again, Zaniolo knows that, being 26, he may not have many other opportunities to prove his worth. The big question is: Who will give him a new chance?

Daniele Ghilardi has officially joined Roma from Hellas Verona, becoming the fifth summer signing in the capital.

Italian centre-back Ghilardi has joined Roma on a permanent transfer from Verona.

The 22-year-old has signed a contract until June 2030, the Giallorossi said in a statement on Saturday.

Football Italia exclusively confirmed the details behind the deal earlier this week, with Ghilardi moving to the capital for €10.5m plus €1m add-ons.

The Italian centre-back has picked the No. 87 at the Stadio Olimpico.

The other new Roma signings this summer are Wesley, Evan Ferguson, Neil El Aynaoui and Devis Vasquez.

Un messaggio da Daniele…#ASRoma pic.twitter.com/niGVJLQUnR

— AS Roma (@OfficialASRoma) August 2, 2025

Ghilardi joins Roma – official statement

“The 22-year-old defender joins the Giallorossi after making 24 Serie A appearances in the 2024-25 season.

“Having come through Fiorentina’s youth academy Ghilardi continued his professional career at Mantova, Sampdoria and Verona.

“Daniele has also represented Italy at various levels, taking part in the 2023 U-20 World Cup, in which Italy reached the final. He also participated in the recent U-21 European Championship in Slovakia, where he played alongside Roma players Tommaso Baldanzi and Niccolò Pisilli.

“The player has signed a contract until 2030. Ghilardi will wear the number 87.”

Benvenuto a Roma, Daniele! #ASRoma pic.twitter.com/6Ba72J7usc

— AS Roma (@OfficialASRoma) August 2, 2025

Roma have reportedly agreed the sale of Ola Solbakken to Nordsjaelland, two and a half years since his move from Bodo/Glimt.

According to Il Tempo and Bold.dk, the player has already flown out to Norway to complete and medical and the two clubs are exchanging documents this evening.

This had been an ill-fated transfer to the Stadio Olimpico as a free agent from Bodo/Glimt in January 2023.

Solbakken flopped for Roma

Solbakken made only 15 competitive appearances in the Giallorossi jersey, where he scored one goal and provided two assists.

He went out on a series of loan spells to Olympiacos in Greece, Japanese club Urawa Reds, and spent last season in Serie A with relegated Empoli.

Under contract with Roma until June 2027, this will nonetheless represent a profit for them, as he had arrived for free.

It is going to be a permanent transfer and therefore get him off the Roma books.

This is a return home for the Norway international, who has 11 senior caps for his country, able to play on the right, left or in a more central attacking role.

Daniel Brizuela, former Chief Scout of River Plate, feels that a move to Roma would suit Manchester City starlet Claudio Echeverri.

A move to Roma this summer would be “ideal” for Manchester City striker Echeverri, according to ex-River Plate Chief Scout Daniel Brizuela.

The latter spotted the Argentine’s talent over ten years ago, bringing him to the River Plate Academy.

“I discovered him during a trip to Northern Argentina, specifically to the province of Chaco. I was there to scout young players of various ages,” Brizuela told TMW.

Echeverri had ‘incredible ease in ball control’

“The first time I saw him, I understood he was a prodigy. I began following him, and when he did the trial with us, he passed it brilliantly, already showing a level of football that hinted at his high-level future.

“He had unstoppable technical skills, with incredible ease in ball control. All of this was even improved through his work in the academy. To convince him, I went to his family’s home to talk, and he came to River right away at the age of 10.

“He’s 19 now. Perhaps, I would have liked to see him stay here one more year and move to Europe even more mature, but playing for Manchester City has already made him stronger. He immediately scored at the Club World Cup. He will soon become an important player.”

The latest reports in Italy suggest Echeverri wants to join Roma on loan despite interest from Girona, who have the same owners as Manchester City.

“It would be a great move, no doubt, mainly because he has qualities that could integrate perfectly with, for example, someone like Paulo Dybala,” said Brizuela.

Roma move ‘ideal for Echeverri

“They speak the same language on the pitch, and that would add a lot to the team by increasing their offensive potential.

“Echeverri is a No.10, a classic playmaker with great talent, but he can also play very well as a support striker. He did great at River Plate and with Argentina. Generally, I think he’s the kind of player who must be given freedom, like the wind. Still, it would be up to Gasperini to observe and understand where he can perform best at Roma and in Italian football.

“I think Italian football could be ideal at this point in his career for a young talent like him. What could be better than signing a magician like him? As we say in Argentina, always give the ball to the No.10.”

Roma have set their sights on several strikers from the English Premier League this summer, having been linked with Wolves’ Fabio Silva and Brighton’s Julio Enciso.

Roma have already welcomed four new signings this summer, Wesley, Evan Ferguson, Devis Vásquez and Neil El Aynaoui, and will soon sign Daniele Ghilardi from Hellas Verona as the Italian centre-back landed in the capital to undergo medical tests on Friday.

Il Messaggero reports that Roma have set their sights on Brighton talent Julio Enciso, but Claudio Echeverri and Fabio Silva remain on the Giallorossi’s radars too.

Roma consider making an offer for Brighton talent Julio Enciso, according to the latest report from Il Messaggero (via TMW).

Roma set sights on Brighton’s Julio Enciso

Enciso has returned to Brighton after a six-month loan spell at Ipswich Town, and with his contract expiring in June 2026, Roma hope to negotiate a lower transfer fee from the Seagulls’ €20m asking price.

Roma are actively looking to the Premier League to get attacking reinforcements, with Manchester City’s Echeverri and Wolves’ Fabio Silva also on the Giallorossi’s radars.

Roma keen on attacking reinforcements from the Premier League

According to the report, Roma could well get one between Echeverri and Fabio Silva to play as an attacking midfielder and then sign Enciso for the wing.

Roma have already signed Wesley, Evan Ferguson, Devis Vásquez and Neil El Aynaoui this summer and will soon welcome Daniele Ghilardi from Hellas Verona in a deal worth over €10m.

Former Serie A star Vladimir Jugovic, a 1996 Champions League winner with Juventus, has high expectations of Kevin De Bruyne but still ‘don’t understand’ why José Mourinho didn’t believe in the Belgian star at Chelsea.

Jugovic discussed the latest transfer rumours regarding Juventus in an interview with Gazzetta, but also spoke about one of his ex-teammates in Turin, Antonio Conte.

Jugovic: ‘I don’t understand’ why Mourinho didn’t believe in De Bruyne

“If Antonio stayed at Napoli, it’s because he believes he can win again,” said Jugovic.

“The signing of De Bruyne changes the balance. We are talking about a Manchester City icon, one of the best teams in the world in recent years. What I still don’t understand about De Bruyne is why Mourinho didn’t believe in him at Chelsea.”

Jugovic opens up about Modric’s Milan transfer

De Bruyne joined Napoli on a free transfer after the end of his contract at Manchester City and has already begun pre-season preparations under the Italian tactician.

Luka Modrić is another star who moved to Serie A this summer, completing a free transfer to Milan.

“Back in the Berlusconi era, Modric would have arrived at 20 or 21, but it will still be interesting to see a highly decorated champion like the former Real Madrid star in Serie A,” Jugovic concluded.

Liverpool outcast Federico Chiesa has attracted interest from at least four Serie A clubs, but hasn’t yet received formal proposals from Italy.

Chiesa is expected to leave Liverpool this summer, but has yet to receive formal proposals from Serie A clubs.

Chiesa waiting for Serie A offers

Sources inform me that Napoli coach Antonio Conte considered Chiesa the best Italian winger only a few years ago, but, as of today, there is no certainty that the ex-Juventus winger will join the Italian tactician at the Stadio Maradona.

Napoli are still looking for a winger, but may change their strategy if they sign Miguel Gutierrez from Girona.

Four options for Chiesa in Serie A

Atalanta have sounded out the Italian winger’s availability, while Milan are covered in that position.

Roma could be an option for Chiesa after the Giallorossi chased the ex-Juventus star in one of the previous transfer windows, but currently, there are no offers on the table for the Italy international.

Chiesa joined Liverpool on a permanent deal from Juventus last summer, but only collected two goals and two assists in 14 appearances across all competitions in his debut season at Anfield.

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