Market: Tonali says yes to Inter, but Juve does not give up

With small steps, quietly, with the lights off, Inter approaches Sandro TONALI. And viceversa. Juve does not let go of the 2000 class midfielder, a real promise of Italian football and beyond. The ambitious path undertaken by the Suning club and Antonio Conte's project would have convinced the player (who is not Pirlo's heir due to his characteristics and temperament) who, however, must obtain the approval of Brescia. The patron of the 'Rondinelle', Massimo Cellino, does not want to go below the 50 million mark, but would be willing to accept Marotta's proposal: a (highly) expensive loan and then a redemption obligation at a fair amount for the value of the player. A bit like last year for Barella with Cagliari. Juve, in the event that Tonali loses, would be ready to console himself with ZANIOLO (but eyes always on CHURCH), convincing Roma to accept an exchange - more money - with BERNARDESCHI who, however, has too high an engagement for the parameters of the Pallotta club. Speaking of exchanges, the two clubs would like to implement a really big one, which would involve on one hand - in addition to the aforementioned Bernardeschi and Zaniolo - RUGANI, PERIN, ROMERO and MANDRAGORA, on the other UNDER, KLUIVERT, RICCARDI and CRISTANTE.
    Gazidis blinds, at least in words, BENNACER, declaring it non-transferable. PSG is on the player, as Leonardo has great respect for the Algerian who, in the last African Cup, was named best player of the tournament. Bennacer arrived in the Rossoneri from Empoli for 'only' 16 million, his termination clause is now 50 million. Therefore, if Milan were to find a club willing to pay it in full, it would realize a mega-capital gain on the player, requested at the time with insistence by the coach Giampaolo. Napoli has never given up on their forbidden dream: Ciro IMMOBILE. Dream widely reciprocated by the striker of Torre Annunziata. However, the league's top scorer must win PSV Eindhoven's Donyell MALEN competition.
    KOULIBALY and ALLAN are out, which is liked by Ancelotti's Everton.
    Fiorentina's dream is called Andrea BELOTTI, but the Toro center forward's tag is inaccessible to the purple club. So, here comes the name of PJATEK, currently at Hertha Berlin and scoring in the last round of the Bundesliga.
    If DRAGOWSKI were to go away, the future between the posts would be called Alban LAFONT, currently on loan to Nantes. PERIN's future is tied to the fate of Genoa. Atalanta made a survey for Radja NAINGOOLAN. For WERNER Chelsea are now only missing the official, which should arrive in days: the London club won the Leipzig forward thanks to the concurrent disengagement of Liverpool, through Klopp's mouth.