By Federico Calabrese
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The peak of the transfer market is in full swing—a month where anything can happen, or on the contrary, a heavy silence may take over. Serie A teams got an early start and are meticulously planning for the upcoming season. Talks, negotiations, and rumors continue in the hunt for the deal of the day.
Transfer Market: David Officially Joins Juve, Noa Lang to Napoli
Juventus, David Official – It’s official: Jonathan David has joined Juventus. The 2000-born striker has signed a five-year contract with the Bianconeri, valid until June 30, 2030. His deal includes a net salary of €6.5 million per season plus potential bonuses tied to performances and objectives.
Napoli, Noa Lang Closing In – Noa Lang is getting closer to becoming a new Napoli player. A breakthrough appears to have been reached: the two clubs have agreed verbally, with only a few details left to finalize. Lang is set to join Napoli for around €28 million, with PSV retaining a resale clause.
Bologna Nearing Immobile Deal, Atalanta Announce Ahanor, Walker Stays in England
Bologna, Immobile Almost Done – Ciro Immobile is on the verge of officially joining Bologna. Yesterday, Beşiktaş announced the mutual termination of the striker’s contract. Medical tests are expected to take place by the middle of next week.
Atalanta, Ahanor Official – Honest Ahanor is now an Atalanta player. The club made the announcement with the following statement:
“Following the signings of Kossounou and Kamaldeen Sulemana, Atalanta BC is pleased to announce its third permanent signing in the opening phase of the current summer transfer window. The Nerazzurri club has acquired the playing rights of Honest Ovonranwen Ahanor from Genoa CFC.”
Walker Close to Burnley – After a loan spell at Milan, Kyle Walker is close to signing with an English club. He has reached an agreement with Burnley for a fee of around €7 million. It would be a permanent transfer for the English full-back.
By Federico Calabrese
