Jorginho, Davide Frattesi and Federico Chiesa are among the six Italy stars who could swap clubs this summer, as reported by Il Corriere dello Sport.
The future of many Azzurri stars looks uncertain ahead of tonight’s Nations League semifinal clash against Spain.
Thursday’s paper edition of Il Corriere dello Sport (page 2) names six Azzurri who could swap clubs this summer, starting from Empoli keeper Guglielmo Vicario. His price tag is believed to be in the region of €16m and he’s Inter’s primary target to replace André Onana if the Cameroon international leaves.
Davide Frattesi, who has recently spoken about his next move from Sassuolo, is on the agenda of nearly every top club in Italy: Roma, Juventus, Inter, Milan and Lazio have set their sights on the central midfielder with the Bianconeri and the Nerazzurri already in talks.
According to Corsport, Jorginho is another Italy star who could potentially leave his club even if he joined Arsenal only six months ago. Gazzetta dello Sport reported last week that the ex-Napoli playmaker was wanted by his former coach Maurizio Sarri at Lazio. However, Il Corriere dello Sport suggests the Biancocelesti may be looking for a younger alternative with a lower salary. The Rome-based paper mentions Milan as one of the potential next destinations for ‘Jorgi’ in Serie A.
Nicolò Zaniolo is another player linked with a return to the Peninsula with Milan and Juventus interested. According to the report, Atletico Madrid, Arsenal and West Ham are also closely watching the ex-Roma star.
Fellow attacker Federico Chiesa is not unsellable at Juventus and Corsport confirms Liverpool and Newcastle are interested, adding Arsenal and Man United to the list of suitors.
Last but not least, Mateo Retegui is followed by Inter, Eintracht Frankfurt and Atletico Madrid. The Nerazzurri will sign a new centre forward if Edin Dzeko leaves at the end of his contract on June 30.