Many stars left Serie A in the summer, with the most expensive being Matthijs de Ligt, Kalidou Koulibaly and Gianluca Scamacca.

Lot of top players left Italy in the summer transfer window, joining big clubs around Europe.

De Ligt was the biggest sale in Italy in the summer transfer window. The Dutch defender joined Bayern Munich from Juventus for €67m plus €10m add-ons and Juventus replaced the former Ajax man with Gleison Bremer.

The Brazilian is the second biggest sale of the summer transfer window, but Bremer hasn’t left Serie A and hasn’t even changed city, having swapped Torino with their city rivals Juventus.

Kalidou Koulibaly and Gianluca Scamacca flew to London, joining Chelsea and West Ham respectively.

The Italian striker was also in talks with PSG, but Sassuolo eventually reached an agreement with the Hammers who, according to Neroverdi director Giovanni Carnevali was ‘a better option’ for the Italy international.

Find out the biggest sales in Serie A below and click here for the most expensive signings in Italy during the summer transfer window.

Biggest Serie A sales (top 10)

Matthijs de Ligt from Juventus to Bayern Munich for €67m + €10m add-ons

Bremer from Torino to Juventus for €31m

Kalidou Koulibaly from Napoli to Chelsea for €38m plus €2m add-ons

Gianluca Scamacca from Sassuolo to West Ham for €36m

Fabian Ruiz from Napoli to PSG for €23m

Ederson from Salernitana to Atalanta for €21m

Nahuel Molina from Udinese to Atletico Madrid for €20m

Arthur Theate from Bologna to Rennes for €19m

Destiny Udogie from Udinese to Tottenham for €18m (will join Spurs in 2023)

Aaron Hickey from Bologna to Brentford for €16.5m

One thought on “De Ligt, Koulibaly, Scamacca: biggest summer sales in Serie A”
  1. top 2 are big signings in terms off money, remaining are cheap – shows you which direction Italian sides are going = downhill

    Nottingham forest spent around £185 – on 19 new signings in this summer transfer only

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