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⏳ With the window closing on September 1, are chasing three signings and three exits.

The left-back search depends on Cabal, who keeps rejecting Bologna. If he leaves, Emerson Palmieri, Hugo Bueno, and Joakim Mæhle are the main targets.

is the midfield priority, but Koopmeiners' €4.5 million salary must go first. Saudi Arabia is a possibility.

In attack, Sørloth is Spalletti's favorite, but Atletico want €40 million. Zirkzee on loan remains the alternative, pending David's exit.

Nico Gonzalez is also pushing for Atletico, who are ready to offer around €20 million, but Spalletti would happily keep him after Yildiz's injury. (📰 Gazzetta)

⁉️ Which deal do you consider most urgent for Juventus before the deadline: Kessié, a striker, or a left-back?

As Arsenal prepare to say goodbye to Gabriel Martinelli, the club revisited its interest in Juventus starlet Kenan Yıldız. The Italian giants are vocally unwilling to part ways with the 21-year-old, but could be swayed by a “crazy offer.” While the Gunners have not ruled out such a move, they consider it unlikely to happen in the next week.

⚠️ Franck Kessié is ready to sign for three years at €4.5 million per season with . But now Roma have entered the race, with Gasperini looking to disrupt Juventus' plans. A Roma exit would be needed first, likely Neil El Aynaoui. (📰 Tuttosport)

With Roma now involved, are you worried Juventus could lose at the last moment?

‼️ Fabrizio Romano: Ricky Massara has made a call to sound out the situation regarding Josh Zirkzee. The main obstacle is the structure of the deal.

Juventus are not prepared to agree to a loan with a buy obligation or a simple permanent transfer, which is what Manchester United preferably want. Jonathan David's situation could be crucial in determining whether new scenarios open up later in the transfer window.

‼️Gianluca Di Marzio: Juventus have asked Franck Kessié to continue waiting, with the Bianconeri keeping the midfielder on hold as they work to create the necessary space to complete the operation.

Today, or tomorrow at the latest, could prove decisive for his future. The key question is whether Arthur Melo's departure will be enough to allow Juventus to move forward with Kessié, or whether another outgoing transfer will also be required. Fabio Miretti's potential move to Besiktas could therefore become an important factor in unlocking the deal.

The next 24-48 hours are expected to provide greater clarity, with Juventus approaching the moment when a final decision on Kessié will need to be made..

⏳ are working through a clear plan in the final days of the window.

Arthur's exit cost €2 million in severance but freed €6 million. Perin goes to Palermo on a free, while Miretti's loan to Besiktas keeps future sale options alive.

Those savings create the margin to sign .

Di Gregorio's move to Bournemouth already covered Vicario's wages. Now the focus shifts to clearing the squad.

Cabal is stalling on Bologna, Rugani has interest from Monza, and Gatti will only leave for a strong offer.

The real problems remain in attack: David refuses to leave, blocking a new striker. Nico Gonzalez wants Atletico Madrid, but no right offer has arrived.

Milik could still terminate his contract, if he finds another club. (📰 Gazzetta)

🚨🇹🇷 𝐁𝐑𝐄𝐀𝐊𝐈𝐍𝐆 𝐍𝐄𝐖𝐒: Kenan Yildiz has a fracture in his left foot and will have to undergo surgery. Taking his recovery into account, he risks being sidelined for around THREE MONTHS. 🤯

He looks set to miss the matches against Parma, Milan, Sassuolo, Atalanta, Cagliari, Lazio, Lecce, Genoa, Napoli and Fiorentina, while a possible return against Como will need to be assessed. On top of that, he will also miss Europa League matches.

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⏳ are pressing for Fabio Miretti, and the midfielder has shown openness after speaking with Vincenzo Italiano.

No final agreement yet, the formula is a loan with an option to buy, but contract terms and the fee still need to be sorted. The decision now rests with .

Mister Spalletti has big ambitions this season! 👊 ⚪️⚫️