Serie A Calcio Mercato, Winter 2023-24

[Il Drago]

Angelino has a great left foot but that's it. He can't defend for shit.

 

[thatdude]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1751363296081350849

He’s definitely scoring in the CL tie

 

[DARi0]

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As reported by Daniele Longo of Calciomercato.com, Milan opened talks with Al-Ahli around 20 days ago to start exploring a move for Demiral, keen to finally add the defender to their squad on loan until the summer.

Talks struggled to progress, however, as it quickly became apparent that the Rossoneri didn’t have the resources necessary to agree a deal, with the Turkish defender earning a salary of almost €13m net per season.

LOL

 

[Il Drago]

Nice. Dortmund's Sensi. This will go well

 

[varmin]

Bonaventura is still the best Fiorentina midfielder. We should have signed him, when he was a free agent recently.

 

[wera]

The problem is that we couldn't play Barella, Bonaventura and Mkhitaryan together and all 3 deserve to start. It's better for him to stay in Fiorentina

 

[DARi0]

Juventus had hoped to negotiate a loan with obligation to buy for Georgiy Sudakov, but it’s reported he has extended his Shakhtar Donetsk contract, so turn to Udinese’s Roberto Pereyra instead.

The Bianconeri are looking for an attacking midfielder in the January transfer window, but are eager to keep costs at a minimum.

La Gazzetta dello Sport had suggested that an intriguing alternative was Sudakov, on loan with an option to buy that becomes an obligation if they qualify for the Champions League.

However, transfer expert Fabrizio Romano claims this evening that Sudakov has agreed a new contract with Shakhtar Donetsk that has a release clause worth €100m.

That effectively cuts Juve out, but also Torino, who had been interested in a loan for the 21-year-old Ukraine international over the last few weeks. Instead, Sky Sport Italia report that Juventus are in talks with Udinese for Pereyra. This would be a comeback to the Bianconeri, as Tucu played here from 2014 to 2016.

LOL, one can smell their desperartion

Fiorentina have reportedly agreed a paid loan for Roma striker Andrea Belotti, while defender Yerry Mina is heading to Cagliari.

The Viola were seeking a forward in the January transfer window and had been rebuffed for several other options, including Inter-owned Monza youngster Valentin Carboni and Genoa star Albert Gudmundsson.

There were concerns they would need M’Bala Nzola to leave before securing Belotti, but multiple sources are now confident Il Gallo can arrive regardless.

It will be a paid loan to the end of the season from Roma, without an option to make it permanent.

Roma quickly getting rid of Belotti

 

[CafeCordoba]

Belotti might be a good add to Fiorentina. They need someone to score goals and maybe Belotti finds the goals there. Fiorentina is a good team but they lack that guy in the box. I like they are going at it in this window since they've had such a good season so far. And that we've played both our matches against them.

 

[PHM1605]

Jesus Christ what a deal...for Southampton. 3.7m loan fee for 4-month of service and 49m buyout clause. For a player from Championship (at British market price boost).

Either he is a flop or he is good but Juve must pay 53m total. Lose-lose.

 

[ADRossi]

Glad Juve are stuck with Kean long term.

 

[_OC_]

Glad Juve are stuck with Kean long term.

Never forget that Kean was Bluenine’s favored replacement three years running for first Icardi, then Lukaku. Just imagine splurging 40+ million for that sack of shit in our situation…

 

[NimAraya]

Never forget that Kean was Bluenine’s favored replacement three years running for first Icardi, then Lukaku. Just imagine splurging 40+ million for that sack of shit in our situation…

Imagine paying 31m for a bigger sack of shit named Correa.

 

[RickyMaravilla'sRightFoot]

Jesus Christ what a deal...for Southampton. 3.7m loan fee for 4-month of service and 49m buyout clause. For a player from Championship (at British market price boost).

Either he is a flop or he is good but Juve must pay 53m total. Lose-lose.

And he’s not even as good at football as he is at tennis!

 

[varmin]

Jesus Christ what a deal...for Southampton. 3.7m loan fee for 4-month of service and 49m buyout clause. For a player from Championship (at British market price boost).

Either he is a flop or he is good but Juve must pay 53m total. Lose-lose.

Isn't it an option, but not a compulsory clause? 4 mln is nothing if he has an impact for the scudetto fight.

 

[CafeCordoba]

4m is still 4m. That equals 8m per season and if you consider player with 8m amortized value per season, that is around 30-40m transfer fee in typical case (4 or 5 year contract). It's not nothing. That's the amount of money you put into the balance sheet when you buy player valued that high.

 

[Jnr]

Alcaraz.

Lorenzo Bettoni, Sky/ F-Italia says its an obligation.

Juve and Giuntoli are not THAT stupid, or are they?

I don't believe it.

 

[crzdcolombian]

Baldanzi was great in the U20 WC. Tho seeing his picture he looks 80….

 

[YoramG]

Incredibly depressing to watch even Fiorentina manage to get a striker on loan while Marotta and Ausilio sit on their asses.

 

[wera]

Why do would you want that striker of all people in 2024?

 

[wera]

Colombian Ronaldo we will miss you in every mercato (pun intended)