Romano confirms Juventus' Dibu Martinez interest amid cost concerns

Fabrizio Romano has clarified Juventus’ stance on Emiliano Dibu Martinez, confirming the club’s continued interest under Giovanni Carnevali’s new direction. Romano stated: "The new Juve 2.0 under Giovanni Carnevali also likes Dibu a lot." However, financial constraints remain a barrier. Juventus are unwilling to pay a significant transfer fee for the goalkeeper, currently estimated between 10-15 million euros. Milan are monitoring Gonçalo Ramos as a potential signing, PSG’s squad depth could force Ramos’ exit, though his price tag—around 40 million euros—and a net salary of 5 million euros per year complicate matters. Any move would depend on the sales of Santiago Gimenez or Rafael Leao to fund the deal. Inter Milan are preparing for a possible departure of Stefan De Vrij by targeting Leo Ostigard. Corriere dello Sport reports Inter’s sporting director, Beppe Ausilio, has identified Ostigard as a low-cost alternative. Genoa defender Ostigard would cost significantly less than Inter’s other target, Jean-Clair Ndicka. Roma defender Alessio Romagnoli stated: "There are no planned or ongoing offers" for Ndicka.

Mancini discusses Champions League return and Roma contract talks

Napoli’s Massimiliano Allegri will lose two key staff members in his new role. Bernardo Corradi, who worked with Allegri at Milan, is set to take over at Sampdoria. Goalkeeping coach Claudio Filippi, credited with Maignan’s strong season, is also leaving for Fiorentina. Daniele Borri, formerly of Milan, is expected to replace Filippi. Roma defender Gianluca Mancini addressed his contract future in an interview with Sky Sport. "Negotiations are ongoing," Mancini said. "There are the people in charge, my agent, myself and the club: we’re talking and we’re continuing to do so." He added: "After the Verona match I immediately pictured the Champions League anthem that I’ll hear and all the stadiums we’ll see." His continued presence appears likely. Lazio are considering sending Serbian forward Petar Ratkov out on loan. Il Tempo reports the decision hinges on forward market activity, including a potential Gila-Lucca swap favored by Gattuso. Such a move would reduce Ratkov’s value and playing opportunities, complicating Lazio’s plans. Fiorentina may offload Roberto Piccoli after nearly completing the sale of Matías Beltran to River Plate. Corriere Fiorentino reports Piccoli’s departure is a concrete option, possibly on loan. Parma are interested in the profile, while Fiorentina’s lack of a second competition and Kean’s likely stay make Piccoli expendable. The relationship between Paratici and Cherubini, forged at Juventus, is noted in the report.