The truth on Dibu, Ramos to Milan and Ostigard to Inter 🤑

Italian club transfer chatter centered on goalkeepers and strikers as Juventus, Milan, Inter, Napoli, and Roma navigated ongoing negotiations. Fabrizio Romano clarified that a stalemate persists in Juventus’ pursuit of Argentina goalkeeper Dibu Martinez. Romano said the “Juve 2.0” led by Giovanni Carnevali likes Martinez, but Juventus does not want a significant transfer fee for a goalkeeper already advanced in age, stating it would avoid paying around 10–15 million for that profile. The report also tied the deal to whether the cost changes after the World Cup. Milan, meanwhile, is reported to consider PSG’s Gonçalo Ramos, with a price around 40 million and a net salary about 5 million, but a move would depend on selling Santiago Gimenez or redirecting funds from a likely sale of Rafael Leao. Inter, if Stefan de Vrij exits, has been said to have talks underway for Genoa defender Leo Ostigard. Separately, Massimiliano Allegri at Napoli will reportedly lose Bernardo Corradi and goalkeeper coach Claudio Filippi, while Roma’s Gianluca Mancini said contract talks continue and he’s waiting for answers.