Transfer round-up: Juventus striker shopping, Inter's exit near,Napoli and Milan trade continues

Here's a recap of Thursday's key transfer stories involving the leading Serie A clubs.

Juventus: The Bianconeri are eyeing Alexander Sorloth and Randal Kolo Muani as they look to rebuild their attack after a disappointing season. The purchases of both players are not binding on each other, and Juventus is open to signing more than one striker. Meanwhile, Juventus have set their asking price for Andre Cambiasso at no less than 30 million euros amid interest from Barcelona and Chelsea. Dusan Vlahovic's contract talks have reached an impasse, and Chelsea are now preparing to make a move for the Serbian striker as his future at Juventus is now in doubt.


Inter: Inter are set to include Davide Fratesi in a potential deal for Roma defender Gianluca Mancini as the Nerazzurri look to restructure their squad. Denzel Dumfries' transfer to Real Madrid is also on the rise, with new Madrid coach José Mourinho (formerly the Inter coach) closing in on a return to the Bernabéu.

NAPOLI: Antonio Conte's departure from Naples was made official today, clearing the way for Allegri's imminent appointment. The Partenopei have also been linked with Alexis Saalemakers, as Allegri's arrival opens the door to signing a key performer for Milan.

Roma: Roma are set to make their first formal offer to Marseille for Mason Greenwood, and the Giallorossi are determined to sign the former Manchester United forward, even though his asking price is set at 50-60 million euros. The club needs to raise funds before the end of June to comply with Financial Fair Play rules, raising the possibility of the sales of Evan Ndika and Manu Kone. Real Madrid have also been linked with Arsenal's Ricardo Calafiori, as the club confirmed their active pursuit of another top defender this summer.

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