By Federico Calabrese
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Milan: one in, one out. Juve: Conceição returns. The transfer window is heating up, the month when anything can happen—or, on the contrary, a heavy silence can take over. Serie A clubs have started early and are carefully planning the upcoming season. Talks, negotiations, and rumors continue in search of the deal of the day.
Milan welcomes Estupiñán. Juve brings back Conceição
Juventus signs Conceição – Juventus has confirmed the permanent signing of Portuguese winger Francisco Conceição from Porto for €32 million, payable in four installments. The player signed until 2030 and gave up 20% of his Dutch rights, bringing the total cost to around €41.5 million.
Milan signs Estupiñán – AC Milan has finalized the signing of left-back Pervis Estupiñán from Brighton for €20 million (including bonuses). He will sign a four-year contract to strengthen the left flank.
Pobega returns to Bologna – Tommaso Pobega joins Bologna on loan from Milan, with a mandatory buyout clause set at €7 million. The midfielder says goodbye to the Rossoneri once again.
Transfer market, latest from abroad
Bayern Munich, Luis Díaz remains the priority – Bayern has ended negotiations with Stuttgart over young striker Nick Woltemade due to disagreements on terms. The club’s main focus now remains Luis Díaz from Liverpool.
Manchester duo chase Hjulmand – Manchester United and Manchester City are reportedly in the race for Sporting Lisbon midfielder Morten Hjulmand, whose release clause is £69 million. Juventus had previously seen a £35 million offer rejected.
By Federico Calabrese
