Openda, Gimenez, Pisilli headline Serie A transfer news

Lois Openda’s future at Juventus remains one of the hottest topics in Serie A this week. According to Gianluca Di Marzio, Lyon have joined Eintracht Frankfurt, Monaco and Nottingham Forest in tracking the Belgian striker. At present, no advanced negotiations are underway, but the 2000-born forward has become a major transfer target across Europe.

Santiago Gimenez’s Milan future is under scrutiny as Orlando City prepare a significant offer. Calciomercato.com reports the MLS side is ready to table a deal worth around $4.6 million per year plus bonuses. Tottenham’s interest in the Mexican striker also persists, having scouted him before his move to Milan.

Inter Milan are considering Roma’s Niccolò Pisilli as a potential midfield reinforcement. dello Sport highlights that Davide Frattesi’s departure from Milan could unlock funds for a move for Liverpool’s Curtis Jones, with Pisilli emerging as an alternative. Cristian Chivu is said to be a strong advocate for the young midfielder.

Napoli’s Noa Lang is a specific request for Fiorentina under Fabio Grosso. La Nazione reports the Dutch winger, signed from PSV Eindhoven for around €25 million, is set to join on loan to relaunch his career while preserving Napoli’s investment. Contacts between Fabio Paratici and Giovanni Manna have already begun.

Roma are closing in on renewing Zeki Celik’s contract. Corriere dello Sport states the financial gap has nearly been bridged, with the Turkish defender set to earn around €3 million per season. Talks with Paulo Dybala and Lorenzo Pellegrini remain ongoing, with some financial details still unresolved.

Lazio are targeting Dinamo Zagreb’s Sergi Dominguez as a defensive reinforcement. Gianluca Di Marzio reports the Croatian club are asking between €12 million and €13 million for the 2005-born defender, who made around 40 appearances last season.

Fiorentina are in talks with Besiktas over Rolando Mandragora’s future. FirenzeViola reports the Turkish side are pushing for a deal, adding another twist to the midfielder’s ongoing transfer saga.