Juventus eye Balogun, Inter target Camavinga, Napoli consider Norton‑Cuffy

Juventus, Inter and Napoli are among Serie A clubs active in the transfer market ahead of next season. Juventus have listed Folarin Balogun as a striker target, while Inter are monitoring Eduardo Camavinga and Napoli have revived interest in Brooke Norton‑Cuffy. The clubs are weighing valuations that range from €8 million to €40 million. Balogun is a 22‑year‑old American centre‑forward currently at Monaco. Monaco have set an asking price of roughly €40 million, a figure Juventus deem excessive. The interest grew after the World Cup spotlight highlighted his performances. AC Milan have appointed Markus Krosche as head of the technical area and are preparing to install a new sporting director. According to Fabrizio Romano, Ruben Amorim will receive broad decision‑making powers over the sporting project, including squad building and technical choices. The model aims to give Amorim a role similar to a modern manager.

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Inter have been linked with French midfielder Eduardo Camavinga as he seeks more playing time. Camavinga has fallen down the pecking order at Real Madrid under José Mourinho’s new‑look side. The move remains speculative, but a Real Madrid exit could open options for the 2002‑born midfielder. Napoli, awaiting the return of coach Massimiliano Allegri, and sporting director Manna are scouting options to reinforce their flanks. Genoa winger Brooke Norton‑Cuffy has re‑emerged as a potential recruit, praised for his versatility and potential. Genoa’s valuation is reported at around €15 million. Roma are evaluating several wing options, with Reims winger Nakamura mentioned as a possible addition, though no negotiations have begun. Lazio have identified Luka Stojković of Dinamo Zagreb as a versatile midfield target, valuing him between €8 million and €10 million. Besiktas have opened talks with Fiorentina for Rolando Mandragora, a player favoured by new coach Vincenzo Italiano; the Turkish club estimates a fee near €9 million and may consider a loan with an option to buy.